What area of physics should I focus on as a chemistry major?

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In summary, as a chemistry major, it would be beneficial to focus on the area of physics that intersects with chemistry, such as physical chemistry or materials science. These fields involve the study of chemical reactions and the properties of matter at a molecular level, making them highly relevant and complementary to your background in chemistry. Additionally, gaining a strong understanding of the principles and concepts in these areas can greatly enhance your understanding of chemical processes and materials, and open up opportunities for interdisciplinary research and career paths.
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Currently a chemistry major in school, but interested in physics. Might switch to being a physics major. That means I have no idea what part of physics I'm most interested in, but I'll be lurking around the forums seeing what's going on. I hope to be more knowledgeable/active in the future.
 
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