Lessons In Chemistry Audiobook Novels & Stories

She asked back as she took something from her bag. “Here. Another reading.” She said as she gave L a book on Chemistry. L blinked. “You expect me to read this?” He asked as if telling her that there is no way he will read that book ever. Patrice shrugged. “I don’t know. I am not expecting you to eat it though.” She spat making L start to get pissed now. “Read that. That will be our lesson later.” She said as she read the same Chemistry book she gave to him.

Devon said. Back in the living room, Angela was still admiring the artefacts in the living room. It was also helping to deal with the boredom she was feeling sitting alone in the living room. She walked towards a book shelve and started going through the titles of he books. Her gaze fell on a particular book and she decided to pull it out of the shelves. The books fell to the left covering the space created by the removal of the book. Angela's eyes fell on something hiding behind the books. Her curiosity got the better of her and she picked it up. Her eyes widened seeing it was an artefact. She stared at the artefact with a sense of familiarity. She examined the artefact and read the initial

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So I shut off the phone and shove it in my pocket. "Good," she says, like I'm a dog who just learned a trick. "Now we can start." She pulls out a pen and a fresh notebook from her drawer, then flips my textbook to chapter twelve. "Okay. Let's start with the basics. Molecular bonding is about how atoms connect to form molecules. There are different types of bonds—covalent, ionic, metallic..." She starts drawing diagrams, explaining concepts, breaking everything down into smaller pieces. And I try to follow. I really do.

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.

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.

Carol asked, she had noticed Leigh looking like a wet mop all day. Leigh shrugged slightly, making sure to pour the right chemicals in the beaker. They were in their Chemistry class and the day's work was on mixing chemicals to produce the desired results. Not being much of a science person, despite all her classes being related to a science, Carol yawned for the tenth time in two minutes and watched Leigh carefully go through the same process for three different beakers. "Why are you even taking this class? It isn't related to your choice." Carol inquired, being both parts of bored and fascinated when the chemicals bubbled up and changed colours.

“Yeah, the first day can feel like a lot. You’ll settle in.” He carefully walked me through the measurement system, explaining each step with ease. I tried to focus, but by mid-morning, I already felt a little worn out. Luckily, Liam didn’t push me. “I’ll go check in with Olivia about the next steps,” he said after a while. “I’ll be back in a few.” I nodded, grateful for the break. I was halfway through calculating reagents when I felt it. That odd sensation. You know when someone walks into a room, and you can just feel their presence?