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What is the best way to learn as much as possible about chemistry and physics and quantum mechanics?
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∙ 14y ago
There is no substitute for attending university classes on the subject, also participating in research related to any of those fields is very helpful in linking the concepts with application.
As for on your own, I highly recommend studying textbooks on the subjects available for lend at any public university. Books that only contain concepts (those that are found at chain bookstores) without any math are very limited in helpfulness.
Wiki User
∙ 14y ago
Wiki User
∙ 15y agoJust learn stuff off Wikipedia or the internet. Unfortunately you will need to develop a great understanding of mathematics, especially calculus. The best way I have found to acquire the necessary skills is take a correspondence course. This is easier to fit in with other commitments. Going ahead in school or going back to school is about the only other way.
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