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How to learn physical chemistry if you don't know math?

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mirbanar
 
Reply Tue 15 Jul, 2014 10:57 pm
Hi! guys I want to know is it possible to learn physical chemistry (e,g chemical kinetics, and gas theories) without having a knowledge of math, if we can, so how! please guys help me to solve my problem I need is to learn them I have 3 month left for exams and I must have to learn physical chemistry or atleast basic physical chemistry before my exams. Any advice or material which would help then please help my by giving links or other ways so I can do good at my subject. Thanks!
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roger
 
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Reply Tue 15 Jul, 2014 11:37 pm
@mirbanar,
Sorry, but physical chemistry is almost a separate type of math in itself.
mirbanar
 
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Reply Wed 16 Jul, 2014 12:42 am
@roger,
Thanks for your answer bro, but still what would be the best and easy way for someone to learn those math of physical chemistry?
jespah
 
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Reply Wed 16 Jul, 2014 05:59 am
@mirbanar,
Go to school. Take Calculus.
mirbanar
 
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Reply Wed 16 Jul, 2014 09:33 am
@jespah,
Thanks but if Calculus is that important in learning physical chemistry math then it would be more good for me to search for Calculus tutorials and basic level books on that, thanks for your answer.
OldGeezer1
 
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Reply Wed 23 Jul, 2014 09:41 am
@mirbanar,
It would seem logical.
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Miller
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Reply Wed 23 Jul, 2014 09:59 am
@mirbanar,
As an undergraduate, I took 1 year of physical chemistry, and this of course after I had taken 1 year of physics with calculus.

I don't see how you could possibly learn one year of physical chemistry in 3 months without any knowledge of higher math.

I loved physical chemistry, especially the lab and all the calculations we had to do for homework.
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hence
 
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Reply Thu 14 Aug, 2014 02:35 pm
@mirbanar,
gather materials trail and error. don't blow your self up.. have fun.. lol
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Romeo Fabulini
 
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Reply Thu 14 Aug, 2014 03:02 pm
I don't think you really need maths to do chemistry.
Chemistry simply involves mixing a cocktail of chemicals in a beaker to see what happens
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StephenBotsford
 
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Reply Wed 17 Dec, 2014 05:10 am
You have to know only easy mathematics to learn physical chemistry, because it is based on simple maths. You should start learning, physical chemistry and learn some math only if need on your subject.
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StephenBotsford
 
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Reply Mon 12 Jan, 2015 06:31 am
Quote:
Sorry, but physical chemistry is almost a separate type of math in itself.


I agree with you physical chemistry is really very different type of maths.
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