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I wanted to originally major in biology, but I figured that if one day I have it rough, I can always cook meth. Never looked back since.

Do chemEs have positions alongside chemists in research & development/labs?

i like chemistry because of bully.

When I taught general chemistry 1 lab, it wasn't a high school class. My students did chemistry after lab 3. High school was 3 hours away and they thought it was chill that I didn't require them to sign a sheet of paper to leave the class.

Most people think chemistry is organic chemistry, okay that's probably true. The only thing I learned in biochemistry is how to spell my name with amino acids. The mechanical engineering cop at K state and I were talking in the art history museum about how reading ingredients labels at the store was the only part of my high school chemistry education we're able to talk about directly.

When I was in chemistry graduate school, there was a 35 year old who wanted to specialize in a 22 year old.

this video made me feel very frustrated lol. I know the feeling

with a small understanding of chemistry and watching chemists on podcasts, I thought it was an interesting subject. After taking principles of chemistry 1 it just makes it annoying. Learning all the conversions just seems dumb in this age , we can just use technology, teach us the fun stuff!

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How about computional chemistry? I will take that course next sem

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I'm a software design undergrad and am looking to create a game that will hopefully include accurate chemical reactions for creating in-game items. I want to understand chemistry more before I even attempt the full plunge, but a hypothetical: if a game/simulation is designed to procedurally transform objects based upon the laws of chemistry (I didn't want to list everything), would the hypothetical environment's rendering have any use as a possible teaching aid? An Example possible experiment being a copper sulfate solution with a copper and zinc bar for anode/cathode, with explorable animations showing electron transfer and the formation of "debris" on the bars in the solution, along with easy to understand details.

You did my dog "I'm me, who you" wrong when you pronounced his name.

I want to become transphobic Chemist.

My college requires Calc 1, 2, 3, and Differential Equations for a Chem degree. I never realized how basically every other school would have me take a full year of math less lol

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Chemical engenering or chemistry which is better job in Bangladesh?

Exactly what I was looking for. Very well explained, thank you

Yes I wanna be an alchemy major thx for the video

Gonna go Chem to learn how to transmute stuff into a shiny red rock

Nice one

My first degree was in chemistry and the jobs don't pay nothing. Graduated in 2004 never made more than 41k. PhDs at Proctor and Gamble were not even making 100k unless they got 2 promotions or more. I went back to school for nursing and I make more than the average PhD chemist according to this.

Exactly how all of my classes went.

Is it reuse or recycle ? What to do with waste of silicone rubber? Or dried silicone

Imagine having this dude in your class, fml

Took chem 42, failed exams and dropped, took again over summer, barely got a c, now I'm in Chem 3a and bombed first two exams, will not have to drop and take it again. Hardest part for me is knowing how to rearrange the equations and remember how to put them to use. Organic chem is so much easier for me to understand and I literally watch five lectures in a row no problem. How the hell do I get through Chem 3a and 3b?! I am so bad at math but I understand everything else. Any tips?

I'm a bio major and we have to take Chem 42, chem 3a and 3al, and chem 3b before we can even take bio 2.1! It is insanity

Chemistry exams are my kryptonite

I think chemists will be one of the first things replaced by ai

I pity anybody who went into chemistry

I love chemistry, but as soon as equations come into play, I absolutely hate it.

Margaret Thatcher used her chemistry degree to become Prime Minister of the UK.

Sharing my experience so far: I graduated with a BA in chemistry may 2023 and originally felt going into higher education was not for me. I applied to jobs left and right, but received no offerings…which resulted in me feeling like i needed to continue on to my masters, even though I didn’t have a specific field of chemistry i wanted to go into. I took the fall semester to apply to different programs and ended up getting into a masters in chemistry online which fit well with my work schedules. Since it is not focused on a specific type of chemistry, I’m taking courses that I’ve taken in undergrad, just extra beefed and I honestly find myself feeling super unhappy and like i’m just repeating the years of undergrad. I can see a positive side of it, which is that this program is helping further solidify my foundation. but Im spending all this money on something I feel won’t help me. I almost want to do a complete change and get out of the chemistry field, but what stops me is all of the years of work sweat and tears i’ve put in . + my family is very supportive of my chemistry path and I wouldnt want to to let them down. I guess I’m in a “I don’t even know what to do” state. do I quit and find a program that will focus on a specified side of chemistry or try to dive into the job search again (I still have been applying to various positions)? or switch paths on something entirely different? or stay and push through? I guess i needed a place to vent so thanks if you’re reading this.

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I have just completed my B.S hons in chemistry. So should i go for straight chemistry in M.S or choose something else. Any suggestions for high paying job?

Chemistry is bad thing with shit salary

Currently I major in geology, but the more I learn about the chemistry the more I realize I like it more. I'll probably change it

Chem difficulty depends on content difficulty And how good your prof is at explaining the concepts (at least in my opinion)

Literally my gen chem and ochem professors

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I fucking hate chemistry crystal structures I hate it

I want to work in a lab, should I purse a phD in chemE?

The textbook part is on point!! My writing professors made us buy the books that they wrote lol. And yep, my professor in Chem 2 were exactly like this. No curve, obscure parts of the matierial were the focus of the exam, not what was on the syllabus, and open ended exams, no multiple choice...... Fun times.

Hey Zahl, I always wanted to ask you this question that I constantly have with my friends: What do you think is harder: Chemistry or Physics? And also why do you think one is harder over the other?

When you said "the rigor that comes out of it", do you mean that chemistry is the hardest of the 3? From what I found, physics undergrad is harder, in fact, probably the hardest science degree. I had a double degree in physics and chemistry, and physics was 3 times more challenging than chemistry.

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