Chemistry

Chemistry is the study of presumably exact or inexact interactions between elementary particles such as atoms and molecules and the results from those interactions and how they may be further applied. Usually chemistry involves the study of energies, solutions, heat, composition, ions, radicals, properties, Stoichiometry and things that happen when substances are put outside or used in the labs or made in industries.

It's studied in universities and in primary and post-primary schools along with Math and English and Physics as compulsory in many institutions in the science department or classes. Some exams would place it as a part of the subjects to undertake and a lot of topics have mathematical issues one may have to deal with so math and physics is a prerequisite to chemistry.

I personally would recommend it for growth in people's minds. Most 'developed' peoples had it in their history and most 'undeveloped' peoples did not. The same goes for countries in their present or near-present considerations. In Europe, Asia and Arabia,where development emerged from, chemistry was studied first as past-time then taken to formal levels in the documents of kings and generals of war. I personally believe many ancient physicists are not known because they were serving wars.

A grasp of chemistry escapes people mostly because it is a natural language and it sometimes involves convolving issues involving adding chemicals or figuring out chains that cause stress during reasoning, unlike sciences of human behavior where, theories and procedures are kept formal and in lists.

Below is a list of topics you would meet in the subject:

• |Measurements and Uncertainty
• |Physical and Chemical Properties
• |Atoms, Molecules, and Ions
• |Composition of Substances and Solutions
• |Stoichiometry of Chemical Reactions
• |Thermochemistry
• |Electronic Structure and Periodic Properties of Elements
• |Chemical Bonding and Molecular Geometry