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Bladibla
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Hello all
I'm thinking of maybe doing physical chemistry in university (currently I'm 16) but as i am currently doing AS- level, I've chosen maths, biology, Chemistry, and Design technology.
Now the above subjects would be somewhat, pointed towards medicine, however, I'm not that keen on medicine. Although my parents would like it, i just ain't that keen on it.
Now, I've been looking for other subjects to do, and I've taken particular interest in phyiscal chemistry. From what i have seen, a lot of physical chemistry is on Quantum mechanics. Although I am not implying that i learn all from a book, I've started reading physical chemsitry books on the schrodinger equation, Bohr model etc..
Can anyone give me some advice on this? And if you do physical chemsitry in uni, what is it like for you?
I'm thinking of maybe doing physical chemistry in university (currently I'm 16) but as i am currently doing AS- level, I've chosen maths, biology, Chemistry, and Design technology.
Now the above subjects would be somewhat, pointed towards medicine, however, I'm not that keen on medicine. Although my parents would like it, i just ain't that keen on it.
Now, I've been looking for other subjects to do, and I've taken particular interest in phyiscal chemistry. From what i have seen, a lot of physical chemistry is on Quantum mechanics. Although I am not implying that i learn all from a book, I've started reading physical chemsitry books on the schrodinger equation, Bohr model etc..
Can anyone give me some advice on this? And if you do physical chemsitry in uni, what is it like for you?