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Anonymous Sat 25 Jul 02:05:19 2020 No.11935609 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>11935618 >>11935623 >>11935717 >>11935723 >>11936133

what is the fucking point of gen chem 2?
>THREE ENTIRE UNITS DEDICATED TO EQUILIBRIUM/pH
>last unit takes a hard left into electrochemistry
what the fuck is this course building towards? it's just an algebra 2 class with chemistry word problems. do they actually think this is beneficial to learning the subject of chemistry? this shit is a fucking embarrassment.

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Anonymous Sat 25 Jul 2020 02:08:15 No.11935618 Report

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>>11935609
What do you think chemistry is if you don't think acid/base equilibria isn't essential?

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Anonymous Sat 25 Jul 2020 02:09:29 No.11935623 Report

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>>11935609
>it's just an algebra 2 class with chemistry word problems.
Gen chem is freshman weedout class.
They bury you in tedious, pointless busy work to see if you really have the balls to keep going or if you're just "smart but lazy =) "

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Anonymous Sat 25 Jul 2020 02:10:28 No.11935625 Report

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>>11935618
*if you think acid/base equilibrium isn't essential
fug I'm high

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Anonymous Sat 25 Jul 2020 02:41:08 No.11935717 Report

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>>11935609
Science in UG is largely applied HS math. I decided 3 days ago to switch to a math major.

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Anonymous Sat 25 Jul 2020 02:44:39 No.11935723 Report

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>>11935609
Its what chemistry literally is. A bunch of matter seeking equilibrium and other courses will only expand upon it. Without understanding this you're just regurgitating factoids.

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Anonymous Sat 25 Jul 2020 05:29:49 No.11936133 Report

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>EQUILIBRIUM/pH
Equilibrium is the basis upon which all chemistry occurs so its absolutely critical. For example, this understanding forms the primary foundation of understanding enzymes. pH provides the basis for understanding of dissociation/association and functional group reactivity required for actually understanding Ochem; lacking a firm understanding of these concepts is why so many people get weeded by Ochem. Basically, you're just a big bitch complaining that he has to learn to walk before he can run

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