What Is Chemistry?

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·Nov 10, 2024

Hi, I'm Fiona McDonald and today we're finding out what chemistry means to the average Australian.

How would you describe chemistry?

[Laughter] Um, like test tubes. I'm not a very big science fan, so I don't really know any much about it. No idea.

H, chemistry, I would say some sort of chemical compound. Chemistry is a science of the elements of our interaction of two things.

What's table? You know the table? The table elements? The periodic table. Periodic table.

Chemistry you can define in a relationship. Chemistry in a scientific way, that's it.

Yeah, what is chemistry? It's a love between guys and girls. Chemistry is animal attraction, the feeling you have in your stomach.

Yeah, someone that like makes you want them, I guess. Immediately drawn to them and you feel you just want to be around them.

Well, I think of it like chemistry between a boy and girl, like just that special thing that you can't explain.

And then I'd also just think about chemistry at school where I had to try memorizing, like iron and copper and Bun and ven.

According to you guys, chemistry is more about love than science. But don't forget that without science, there is no love, because it's all hormones, baby.

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