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GENERAL CHEMISTRY I

Hi guys! Guess what...this is the our next-to-last blog. Saddly, the semester it’s ending, and, english too.
Today I'm gonna talk about my favorite subject of this semester (the first of Biochemistry), his name is General Chemistry I...a basic science subject; but a little bit difficult.
What we do in classes? It's not sounds like a really fun class, but I like the chemistry; and the way to study here, in the university, it's interesting (in a nerd way haha). Usually, the professor explain the content, and the students take notes and make some questions. In the class we study, in the first classes, theorys about the atomic structure, the structure of the atoms, the chemicals bonds; this is really ambiguous, because we can't see to simple sight; but, to the same way, make sense to the others contents of the semester, like periodics propertys. And the other big content it's chemical reactions, stoichiometry and solutions.
I like this class because I love the chemistry, and the relation with the biology (my real favourite subject of the science), because the professor explain the chemistry in a scientific way; connecting with the life and where we can appreciate the content. General Chemistry I it's hard, but I like it...I hope to approve!

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  1. UnknownJune 29, 2017 at 7:32 PM

    "a little bit difficult",
    just a little bit???

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  2. AleMarinJune 30, 2017 at 6:07 PM

    the A1 in this subject, was so hard for me :(

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  3. UnknownJuly 10, 2017 at 6:35 PM

    It sounds pretty difficult. Happy to hear that you liked they was that your teacher taught this subject.

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