What is something that does not deal with chemistry?

Question

I need to find out what does not deal with chemistry, if anything? please let me know and try to give me a source.

Answer 1

Anything physical involves chemistry.  I am not a physicist, but the only tangible thing that comes to mind which does not involve chemistry (but chemistry involves it) is "time".

Perhaps time does involve chemistry though..

Answer 2

Pretty much nothing if you think about everything at an atomic level.  For example, the last person suggested optics - why do the optics reflect/refract the light?  If you look at the not-too-far-back announcement of a "blacker" black, they've positioned carbon atoms in such a way that only something like .045% of light is reflected back.

Life as a biological process involves thousands of Chemical processes.

The sun "glows" because of chemistry.

The reason you don't fall through the chair you're sitting in, though the space is there, is because of electromagnetic forces generated at a subatomic level.

Answer 3

I think time involves chemistry. Kinetics?

How about sound waves, the Doppler effect? And optics and mirrors?