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Munchy

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Hello,
I was just notified that when US schools say 1 year of *inorganic chem* it actually means 1 year of *general chemistry*.
I never knew about this.

Is this true...!!!!
 
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Inorganic means any chemistry that is NOT organic, this can include general chemistry/inorganic chemistry/physical chemistry/quantum chemistry/materials chemistry whatever you want it to be, just no carbon, oxygen and hydrogen in one molecule 🙂
 
gosh... so why don't they post it like that in the websites : )
Dropping out of my inorganic chem this instant coz i already got 1 year of gen chem and 1 year of organic. rofl
 
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