Quantum Chemistry and Quantum Physics are distinct yet overlapping fields. Quantum Chemistry focuses on applying quantum mechanics to chemical problems, emphasizing practical applications such as the Zeeman effect and NMR, while Quantum Physics delves into theoretical frameworks like Dirac formalism, angular momentum, and operator theory. Students in chemistry, particularly those in Biotechnology or Biochemistry, may find Quantum Chemistry beneficial, although a deep understanding of Quantum Physics is often unnecessary for practical applications in these fields. Both disciplines start with basic wave mechanics but diverge significantly in their advanced topics and applications.
PREREQUISITESStudents and professionals in chemistry, particularly those in Biotechnology and Biochemistry, as well as educators and researchers interested in the practical applications of quantum mechanics in chemical systems.
malawi_glenn said:chemistry is just a big sub-branch of physics.. atoms and molecules etc.
