Which is more complex, Physics or Chemistry?

Answer 1

I'd say each one is equally as complex, depending on how deeply you look into both subjects. They both involve quite a bit of math, and lots of variables, as well. It's kind of hard to say, though.

Answer 2

Physics

Answer 3

That's a tough question, because when you really get into it, physics and chemistry are the same thing (ever heard of physical chem?) It's all about how electrical energy moves (physics) but fancy bundles of electrical energy are atoms (chemistry). I found chemistry to be easier to understand. Physics is counterintuitive when you first look at it (like why big things and small things fall at the same speed in a vacuum, even though the big thing is heavier and you think it should go faster). Besides, chemistry has way cooler experiments!

Answer 4

Chemistry

Answer 5

Chemistry is complex but I think Physics is more complex

Answer 6

Physics.

Answer 7

I don't particularly like either of them. Physics has a lot of graphing, and mathematical stuff, while Chem is more memorization and ...logic(for lack of a better word). It's kind of difficult to say which is more complex, it almost depends on your personal strengths. They are both pretty intricate.

Answer 8

physics is greatly more complicated if you are looking into doing a profession with it. but in high school terms, physics is minutly harder because there are a lot of equasions to memorize and to determine which one to use

Answer 9

It's like asking " Which is fruitier; an apple or an orange? "

Everything depends on the mind we bring to it.

;-)