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Specialty Chemistry Forums => Chemical Education and Careers => Topic started by: wonderkid on July 11, 2006, 05:43:40 AM
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anyone is welcome to give comment.which topic in chemistry do u think is the hardest and which easiset?
tobe specific,i'm studying in a level now,anyone knows which topic in a level is the hardest?thanks!
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that's different from person to person. Personally, easiest for me is biochemistry, hardest is organic chemistry
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I don't like having to deal with Nernst equation very much. On the contrary, I find organic chemistry very interesting.
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Wonderkid: when are you going to take your A level?
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organic chemistry overall is hardest for me because it can't interest me. Tautomerism, mesomeres, electronconfigurations, reaction mechanisms bleh :-X lol
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Stereochemistry for me. That R and S E and Z stuff is hard for me to figure out. I still need my model kit sometimes. ;)
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Inorganic chemistries were my lowest marks. Memorizing structures and getting my head around complex symmetry operations (like screw axes, etc) aren't my cup of tea. I bet if I was given that kind of this in more mathematical terms, it would work better in my head.
And I LOVE analytical chemistry so much, it's my favorite...and easiest (for me)...a LOT of students have trouble with it though
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im studying in 'a' lvl now too, and i think the organic chemistry thing is getting quite complicated too =o
i've only reached so far up to arenes, so i cant hardly say which is the hardest topic in it though
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anyone is welcome to give comment.which topic in chemistry do u think is the hardest and which easiset?
Organic chemistry is the easiest for me, I also like analytical chemistry and - my recent new interest: Geochemistry :) , however, I don't like calculations (such as pH calculations or Nernst equation as Albert said). :P