What is a Glossophobia?
Glossophobia isn’t a dangerous disease or chronic condition. It’s the medical term for the fear of public speaking. And it affects as many as four out of 10 Americans. For those affected, speaking in front of a group can trigger feelings of discomfort and anxiety.
Is Chem harder than physics?
Physics is far harder than chemistry, at least at my school. Then again, that could be because my physics class is calculus based, and thus more rigorous. flyingpig said: Physics is ALWAYS easier than Chemistry in all aspects, but it can depend on the teacher…
What is the hardest science A level?
chemistry
Is physics better than chemistry?
Understanding is more effective in physics than is memorization. If you pick experimental physics or chemistry you will crunch a lot of data and use statistics a lot. Apart from the statistics, physics requires more advanced levels of mathematics than chemistry.
Do physicists look down on engineers?
Now, it is possible that some theoretical physicists do look down on engineers, but then experimentalists are not spared, either. No, at least not beyond the undergraduate level in my experience. In fact, appearing dismissive of other fields in academia can be viewed extremely negatively.
Can physics exist without chemistry?
Without the universe existing (physics) and all the elements existing within it (which is also physics) and without all the forces acting upon the elements (still physics), there would be no chemistry to exist. Particles (physics) + forces (physics) = chemistry.
Do physics majors need chemistry?
Physics course work is great for preparing and supporting the study of Chemistry. CHEMISTS, with undergraduate degree and higher, are actually what some companies look for; while PHYSICISTS are not as commonly what companies look for. Any undergraduate Physics program would require one year of General Chemistry.
Does chemistry or physics have more math?
Physics involves more mathematics and mathematical thinking than chemistry, which requires more than biology.