Making sure you don't mix cleaners bleach and ammonia which can kill you.
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College, definately. Youll also need it as a parent!
Chemistry is applied in real world scenarios such as preparing food, lighting a matchbox, the octane of gasoline's and the clothes we wear among others. The importance of chemistry is all round starting from the food you eat, how it works in the body and the way it functions in the body. Chemistry is also applied in conjunction with other subjects such as physics and biological principles.
Relationships require Fe and Na, plus a lot of H2O!
It's kinda like the biological chart and you won't look dumb if your kids ask you about stuff like H2O (water) Who knows, but all knowledge is power! :)
Nursing school and doctors are required to score very well in Chemistry. Do you know what kind of career you want after graduation?
You use it when you take a shower, cook food, do laundry, clean the house go to school. Shall I continue???????
The other guy is sort of right, but it's not cooking food it's baking food, the difference is, you can just put a hot dog in a pot of boiling water and it would be considered cooking, but baking requires chemistry, chemistry is all about getting the right amount of something, it is also about testing new ideas, so when you make a cake it's considered chemistry, think about it, if all you had was a chocolate cake recipe and you wanted to make a vanilla cake, you would have to change the recipe to make that vanilla cake, that's chemistry! it's super delicious to know chemistry!
It gives you scientific knowledge. And that's important.
Not blowing up the bathroom and lighting your entire neighborhood on fire. It helps.
