What connections can be made between physics and chemistry?

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Hey there! Sophomore in High School with a love for the sciences. I haven't taken physics yet, but I am taking Chemistry at the moment, and we do cover a little of physics because my teacher teaches both so he loves to add connections.

Hoping to find some mind blowing threads here because I just can't seem to find them at school; my classmates don't like starting discussions in class, and when I do, no one continues them :/
 
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