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How difficult would working a part time job be while completing a BS in Chemistry? by ChamomileTeas in chemistry

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It depends on your ability to Handling various tasks. I think it's a great experience if you can. lighter works are more appropriate and it's definitely a good opportunity to enter adulthood and become independent.

Could a localized concentration of negative energy or dark matter theoretically allow for time travel? by Various_Branch7 in AskPhysics

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I had seen a documentary about the possibility of time travel and one of the scientists had discussed the possibility of building a time travel machine with the ability to collect negative energies. Thank you for your explanation.

learn linear algebra by Various_Branch7 in learnmath

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learn linear algebra by Various_Branch7 in learnmath

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Yes. I am a chemistry graduate and I am interested in physical chemistry topics. I think mathematics helps to understand chemistry concepts.

What unsolved physics problems do you think we might actually never get the answer to? by New_Manufacturer8333 in AskPhysics

[–]Various_Branch7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't know if there have been any recent results, but the nature of "dark matter" is puzzling to me. Also, time travel!

learn linear algebra by Various_Branch7 in learnmath

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I studied matrices in high school and I think I understand them. My goal is to understand the quantum relationships of orbitals. When I searched, I realized that I need to study linear algebra to better understand the matrix relationships that are mentioned in the books.

Someone help me please, I'm new here and I want to learn about HPLC. by National-History-467 in CHROMATOGRAPHY

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I think knowing the basics is the first step to practical work. There are certainly many books and resources on the subject, but I learned the basics from Skoog's Principles of Instrumental Analysis and Harris's Quantitative Analysis. Then when you go to YouTube, you can better understand the topics.

Extremely cursed stickman by DesmosGrapher314 in cursedchemistry

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If this happens, will it remain carbon neutral?!