The discussion revolves around the relationship between chemistry and physics, particularly focusing on the extent of chemistry knowledge required for a physics major. Participants explore various aspects of this relationship, including theoretical, practical, and conceptual dimensions, as well as the relevance of chemistry in different fields of physics.
Participants do not reach a consensus on the necessity of chemistry knowledge for physics majors. Multiple competing views are presented regarding the relevance of chemistry in various fields of physics and the relationship between the two disciplines.
Some participants highlight the limitations of their arguments based on specific contexts, such as the energy levels involved in different physical phenomena and the varying roles of chemistry in experimental versus theoretical physics.
chill_factor said:lol what? you have trouble with chemistry but now someone changes the definition of chemistry and now you're an expert and can suddenly do all the problems? like i said before, the best way to solve your problems is not to ask for reassurance here but to talk to a counselor or talk to the professor about how to do the homework .