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I almost finish my homework senpai (finally, after many days)
Can jet fuel in fact melt steel beams?
im guessing this is something ill see during inorganic chemistry
What would you guys say are the essentials to know before starting a MSc in Chem? Coming from bio, I have general and organic down, going to take physical and biochem this semester before hopefully getting in during the spring. Should I take analytical as well? The department said it'd be fine to take as a grad student, but I feel like it could be useful to go ahead and take. Thoughts?
im biochem, take a quantitative analysis class if you can, I did and it really really helped my experimentation, professors often remark how fucking careful, precise, and just overall "error-reducing" my experimentation is, it was a great class for me.
Say I have no experience in chemistry and want to learn it. What textbooks could I use (that aren't obviously university edition, 20th edition, gigantic tome of uselessness) to learn up to maybe third year chemistry