• Question: What is the hardest branch of science? (chemistry, biology or physics)

    Asked by anon-353964 on 20 Mar 2023.
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      Orode Aniejurengho answered on 20 Mar 2023:

      It really depends on the individual. I would say not to look at which is the hardest but think of which ones you find most interesting. I found biology and chemistry easier to understand than physics, but when it came to calculations in physics, I applied my love for maths. Then when it came to choosing which to focus on later in life, I focused on my strengths which mainly were in biology

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      Benjamin Foster answered on 21 Mar 2023:

      Depends on who you ask. I always enjoyed chemistry but seemed to be better at biology, and I enjoyed maths but wasn’t that strong in physics at school. I focus now on biochemistry, so applying chemistry knowledge to biological systems.

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      Marco Palma answered on 21 Mar 2023:

      For me it was physics – that is why I ended up studying statistics 🙂 . But the answer is very subjective.

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      Nazakat Merchant answered on 24 Mar 2023:

      This is very individualised. I found chemistry hard I could never remember molecules and later things in biochemistry like Krebs cycle.

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