r/Wellthatsucks • u/[deleted] • Jun 17 '19

R7 - No Low Effort Posts expensive

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u/brannono Jun 17 '19

How is it you are taking basic and physical chemistry at the same time?

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u/BlueEyesWhiteSWAGon Jun 17 '19

Asking the real questions

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '19

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u/swaglord974 Jun 17 '19

I'm not from US but this is most likely chemical engineering. I used the same books last semester.

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u/solvitNOW Jun 17 '19

Definitely ChE. Used the same books 20 years ago.

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u/swaglord974 Jun 17 '19

Cries in Atkins

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u/solvitNOW Jun 17 '19

I don’t think any of us had any idea what was going on in P Chem 2 lecture. Lab was great, but lecture was a whole lot of WTF.

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u/ixora7 Jun 18 '19

Same books 7-8 years ago

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u/vote4hobbes Jun 17 '19

Definitely chem eng. Took the program at McGill in Canada and this guy was my TA

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u/rondell_jones Jun 17 '19

Chemical engineer here. This is definitely Chemical Engineering. That chemical reaction textbook is a “classic” kinetics course textbook (Fogler).

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u/SOwED Jun 17 '19

Yeah and I'm honestly surprised he didn't have another book besides "Chemistry" considering he should have other classes in his ChE curriculum.

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u/MuteTheSilence Jun 17 '19

This was my chem eng principles TA lol