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A career that allows for the exploration of both physics and chemistry, either separately or in an interdisciplinary manner, is feasible. Fields such as physical chemistry bridge the gap between the two sciences, offering a wide range of research opportunities. Many areas within physical chemistry and chemical physics cater to interests that span both disciplines, providing flexibility in research focus. This versatility enables individuals to engage with both subjects according to their interests and career goals.
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I have big interests in both physics and chemistry and I have separate ideas of research I can do some that involve physics with no chemistry and some that involve chemistry with no physics and some that use both sciences. Can I find a career where I can study chemistry and physics sometimes seperately and other times interdisciplinary?
 
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Physical chemistry is on the physics side of chemistry. It's a wide field, I'm sure there are many areas that would interest you.
 

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