Why do non chemistry majors need to master some chemistry knowledge?

Because chemistry is related to a lot of things in daily life.

In fact, this student is just forced to seek a "standardized" answer that the teacher wants, please don't misunderstand, can't be "accurate", please don't behave casually.

A lot of common sense things need to be based on chemical knowledge, hehe.

Only people with rubbish chemistry grades would say to ask such a question!

You don't have to learn, do you? No one is going to force you.

You can only study one major in college, and the courses are only related to the major. This is like if you graduate and are at the center point of the (Archimedes curve), if you want to enter social work after learning the basic courses of this major, you also need to master more knowledge related to the profession (extending from the center point of the Archimedes curve spiral outward) in order to achieve one specialization and multiple abilities.

It's hard to imagine the use of fun chemistry now, but once you learn it, you'll find it fun.

Chemistry has a wide range of applications and involves all aspects of food, clothing, housing and transportation, including safety and health. Learning some chemistry knowledge can broaden your horizons, avoid being deceived, and ensure your personal safety in times of crisis. Here's an example:

When you go home from work, the gas pipe at home is leaking, and when you open the door and smell the smell of gas, do not turn on the light at this time, because the switch will produce electric sparks, and the consequences will be unimaginable once the accident occurs. The first thing to do at this point is to find the gas switch, turn off the gas switch, and open the window for ventilation. When there is no smell of gas, turn on the light and check the gas stove and pipes.

The National University of Defense Technology (supposedly that name) is not bad, in Changsha, Hunan, but don't try to find it from a paper map.

Modern chemical protection is sufficient, so don't worry too much about toxic problems, the impact will definitely be there, but it won't make you live for 10 or 20 years.

As for the basics, learning mathematics, physics and chemistry in high school, especially calculus in mathematics, is an important foundation for you to learn chemistry in college.

If you really have spare time to learn and want to have a solid foundation in mathematics, you can find Tongji's "Advanced Mathematics" and its supporting reference books, and if you want to continue to cultivate your interest in chemistry, you can find "Principles of General Chemistry" and its supporting reference books from Peking University. Don't be greedy, because you're already in your second year of high school, and it's not fun to miss class.

During the undergraduate period, chemistry majors usually include chemistry, chemical engineering and technology, and applied chemistry, and the general course order is: general chemistry (also called college chemistry), inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry, structural chemistry, analytical chemistry, organic chemistry, chemistry of various majors, and advanced chemistry. The military chemistry and pyrotechnics you mentioned is a graduate major, and it is recommended to study chemistry during the undergraduate period to lay a solid foundation.

Recommend the related majors of Beijing Institute of Technology Very powerful Girls are not very advantageous Chemistry and chemical engineering are originally toxic and dirty and tired Boys are more suitable But there are still a lot of girls to do research and development I know the chemical engineering major of Beijing University of Chemical Technology very well There are almost no military chemistry students in our school Go to Beijing Institute of Technology.

It's good to go to a military school to major in chemistry.

1. Chemistry is a science subject, and the theoretical foundation should be solid, but it is different from other science subjects, because it needs hands-on experimental ability.

2. The advantage lies in its extensiveness, combined with many other disciplines, such as environmental chemistry, biochemistry, physical chemistry, medicinal chemistry, petrochemical, material chemistry, cosmetics, food and other industries, etc., which must learn chemistry, chemistry is the foundation of these disciplines, and there are many directions to choose when taking the postgraduate examination.

3. The happiest thing is to do experiments, and it is easier to do analysis when learning chemistry, hehe, boys are more profitable to do synthesis!

4. At that time, I felt that I was easy to learn chemistry and easy to master, and I was good at chemistry in the college entrance examination, so I should say that I was more interested. At that time, I also thought that this major was more useful! We can't live without chemistry!

1. The theoretical foundation should be solid, because chemistry is not engineering, but science; In fact, it is necessary to have good hands-on experimental skills.

2. The advantage is that it can be combined with many other disciplines and conducted research as an interdisciplinary discipline. For example, there are environmental chemistry, biochemistry, physical chemistry, medicinal chemistry, petrochemical, materials chemistry, etc., and there are many directions to choose from.

3. Personally, I am happiest about doing experiments, and it is easier to do analysis in chemistry.

4. I can't solve this problem I was dispensing at the time and am now doing work in the direction of electrochemical design.

Slowly develop your interest It is no problem to get a job in this profession.

Ability: 1. Master the basic theories and basic knowledge of mathematics and physics; 2. Master the basic knowledge, basic principles and basic practical application chemical testing skills of inorganic chemistry, analytical chemistry (including instrumental analysis), organic chemistry, physical chemistry (including structural chemistry), fine chemistry, chemical engineering and chemical drawing; 3. Understand the general principles and knowledge of similar majors; 4. Understand the national policies and regulations on science and technology, chemical-related products, intellectual property rights, etc.; 5. Understand the theoretical frontiers, application prospects, and latest development trends of chemistry, as well as the development status of chemistry-related industries; 6. Master the basic methods of data inquiry, literature retrieval and the use of modern information technology to obtain relevant information in Chinese and foreign languages; Have the ability to design experiments, create experimental conditions, summarize, sort out and analyze experimental results, write and participate in academic exchanges.

1. What you need most is the ability to do experiments by yourself.

2. The scope of employment in this major is quite extensive, and the treatment is also acceptable.

3. From a personal point of view, the best way is to connect your interests with your work.

4. Interest. If you have any questions, you can continue to ask me. If you choose this major, you will slowly develop your interest in it.