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How mathematical is A-level chemistry? I want to do it at A - level but I don't really like maths :/. Help.
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Hi, A level chemistry is split up into two halves; organic chemistry and inorganic chemistry. Inorganic consists entirely of maths based concepts, however the maths isn’t too difficult and if you have a pass at gcse maths it should be bearable for you. The most difficult thing about maths in chemistry is not the calculations but understanding which calculations are necessary for the question. Hope this helps!
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It is quite a lot of maths to be honest. It might not feel like it when you’re in lessons, but doing exam papers you’ll always have an intense maths question about calculating the length of a flight tube or the speed of an ion in a mass spectrometer or something. Most of the 4/5/6 mark questions are all maths ones. Could you expand on your vague sentence “I don’t like maths” please? What don’t you like about maths? I got an A* at maths GCSE and don’t do it for a level and I’m doing chemistry a level and I’m fine. I wouldn’t say I don’t like maths though. You don’t need to love it, but you need to be confident in your ability in maths.
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(Original post by Bbyrai)
Hi, A level chemistry is split up into two halves; organic chemistry and inorganic chemistry. Inorganic consists entirely of maths based concepts, however the maths isn’t too difficult and if you have a pass at gcse maths it should be bearable for you. The most difficult thing about maths in chemistry is not the calculations but understanding which calculations are necessary for the question. Hope this helps!
Hi, A level chemistry is split up into two halves; organic chemistry and inorganic chemistry. Inorganic consists entirely of maths based concepts, however the maths isn’t too difficult and if you have a pass at gcse maths it should be bearable for you. The most difficult thing about maths in chemistry is not the calculations but understanding which calculations are necessary for the question. Hope this helps!
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in all fairness, maths has never been one of my strongest subjects - i had to work hard to get an A at gcse, but i find the maths in chemistry pretty straightforward. i would definitely recommend taking chemistry, it is one of my favourite subjects. the content isn’t too difficult either
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