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Which is the difference between the two? Which one is harder?! Which is more interesting or are they they the same?
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One just requires more physics then the other. They overlap significantly.
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haha thanks sorry stupid question... I just can't figure out which one i should do. I really like both physics and chemistry... hmm...
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The chemical physics emphasis was given through the Chemistry department not the physics department at my university.
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