Lessons In Chemistry Audiobook Mga Nobela at Kwento

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If I actually sit down and study, really study, I can figure this out. I grab my textbook from my desk and flip it open to the chapter we're being tested on. Chemistry. Molecular structures and bonding. The stuff we've been covering for the past two weeks that I've completely ignored because I was too focused on hockey and Brianna and everything else. I stare at the page. The words might as well be in a foreign language. "Okay," I say out loud. "I can do this. I can do this." I read the first paragraph.

The place was beautiful; rows and rows of shelves reaching up toward golden pendant lights, reading corners with plush chairs, walls lined with student art, the faint sound of a piano instrumental playing overhead. Milo’s voice dropped to a teasing whisper. “Gal Rivera… are you smiling at books?” “Yes,” I said shamelessly. “Judge me.” “Never.” I swatted his arm and wandered off to the Pharmacy section: thick textbooks on organic chemistry, human anatomy, pharmacognosy, and medicinal chemistry. I selected a few essentials: Human Physiology: A Modern Approach, Principles of Pharmacology, and a slim research guide. Milo returned with a stack just as tall, Biochemistry books with intimidating ti

I informed Damien as his eyes moved from me to Eleanor. “Stop looking at me like that. Chemistry really is a fun subject. It is just like a mystery book. Every thing and every step is a mystery. Every question unravels a mystery, a new concept. Who would not love the subject?” We all gave her the looks that said, ‘Seriously?’. “Oh come on!” She whined like a baby. “It is the only thing I would like to agree upon, with Cressida.” Damien looked at me from the corner of his eyes to see my reaction.

He replied carefully. “Sir, please, I don’t have the basic chemistry down. I would very much like to catch up. I’ve been behind for years.” I replied, trying hard not to beg. He looked me over and nodded. “Very well. Pull up a chair. We only have space here in front unfortunately.” “Thank you Mr Joseph. Would you mind if I record the lesson so I can go over it at home? I’m having a hard time making notes.” Mr Joseph smiled at me and agreed. My classmates’ mouths gaped when I stepped into the classroom.

Wednesday mornings always meant Professor Brooks. Unfortunately, Wednesday mornings also meant Kian. I walked into the lecture theatre with Allison beside me… “Yo, are you still going to cover for Judy?” I asked Allison, as she kept on walking besides me. “This is my second time in chemistry all because of that girl and I still don't understand shit!” Allison said, looking around the theatre. “That's because your computer tech brain can't fathom the intricacies of atoms and their uses. Peak chemistry,” I laughed. The room buzzed with conversations.

He pulled a chair close and settled into it, his arm going over the back of my chair like it was already his spot. His chest brushed against my back. He was close again—too close. I shifted, shoving it down, my eyes glued to the page in front of me. “Day three,” I muttered, more to myself than him. “We stopped at equilibrium reactions. So basically, when the forward and backward reactions occur at the same rate—” He leaned in. And suddenly, I became aware of how quiet the classroom was, and my voice had been the only thing echoing faintly in the empty room.

He has a charming smile. “Alright, class, let’s begin. My name is Mr. Hammond,” the teacher spoke up and wrote his name on the board for us, “Today we will begin our class by opening our books to page 32, and there we will find the difference between physical properties and chemical properties of matter – that is where we will begin.” Since Kiran was new, he didn’t have his own book, so I placed mine in the center of the desk for us to share. He whispered a thank you to me and I grinned at him in response.

I should try some tricks to remember it. Within 10-12 minutes, I learned all of these names and their formula. "Completed sir," I exclaimed. This time I didn't mind calling him sir. He took the book and asked me to say. "H He Li B BeC...............Fe Co Ni CuZn" I ended up saying all formulas in a single tone. "What language did you speak Miss. Troustkey?" He asked, quirking his eyebrow. "Chemistry sir," I said smiling. "You used your thick head." his lips turned into a little smirk.

Her sight remained on me though, but I couldn't hold her gaze. "Hmm, ok... Right, Nick you can sit next to Queen Dylan and share your text book, everyone turn to page 67, as we will be continuing our Introduction to Quantitative Chemistry, that we started last week." What? I hadn't studied at all while I was away with the king never mind actually starting a new topic that was clearly going to go completely over my head.