Who LOVES Chemistry?

i disected a cow eye for 2nd grades in Biology last trimester. but Chemistry is amazing. its my favorite class of all time and i'm going to college to major in it.
but frogs aren't disected in Chem., you'd want Biology or something of that nature.

oh don't worry, it was just cause Mr. Brimmer's the best teacher ever.
we were going to disect a cat, but the tri ended to soon...

At my friends med-school they was allowed to disect dead hobos, or at least thats what they called kadivers in their lab.

that's freakin' AWESOME!!! i wanna do that.
but no, i'm stuck with blowin' stuff up ^^

chem is fun and so is bio. I remember I dissected a shark once. Wasn't easy. Nothing but cartilage to cut throuh.

that would suck, but it would still be fun, right?

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When we disected a bull's eye in Biology, the guy on my bench almost cut off his finger because he was such a mug. He had to have a tetnis jab and everything. He weighs about 30 stone now! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

how much is that in pounds?

According to google, 420.

Cuting up a shark was more fun than cutting up a frog. I poked its bile sack and got some in my eye. Do you know how much that burns? It's horrible, and the smell. Not good.

oh my freakin' god...that's amazing!!
not the good amazing, you know.

i don't really like the subject of chemistry
but i like chemistry between me and guys!!!

Biology was fun, we dissectd a frog... me and my partner had fun cutting it's head off, other then that we didnt do much to it lolz(I am not the one who did it, HE DID IT!!!)

Chemistry will be fun... the bill for blowing yup the school... won't be so fun lolz!

Lolz candi rofl

yeah im not into the whole dissecting thing so yeah...

I didn't like it either... plus... the group next to use kept screaming whenever they cut the frog... it as distracting...

yeah i screamed it was disgusting ewww and it smelled horrible

Lolz, they screamed every 10 minutes though... and it wa a group of 4 girls screaming at the same time... ouch... still feel the pain... and it was a semester ago!

i i dissected frogs in 8th grade

yeah, my friend Nate broke three test tubes and a graduated cylinder in the first week of Chem. he's such a clutz.
yeah, the coolest thing i've dissected was the cow eye i mentioned earlier. once you cut through that tough ass cornea, the contents just fell out. the 2nd grades loved seeing me give my lab partner crap about the eye jelly ^^
he wouldn't touch it so i picked it up and almost threw it at him.

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i think Chem, but then dissecting got mentioned and i think we all went off topic, me probably being the worst...sorry ^^'

im taking chemistry honors next year ^.^

I'm taking Chemistry at a community college currently. I love it.

PV=nRT, yall!

oh thats cool
yeah i like science a lot
im just not to crazy about the disecting

Dissecting is crazy fun. Just the other day, I dissected a pig kidney.

But anyway, dissecting is not apart of Chemistry, so let's get back on topic.

How about this, what is something interesting that you learned in chemistry that you didn't know before?

I learned why coke goes flat when it is left open, but not when it's in a closed bottle. Because it's carbonated, it constantly puts off CO2. When you bottle it, it keeps creating CO2 until the space in the bottle is filled with it. Then, the pressure of the CO2 pushing down on the coke, and the pressure of the coke trying to let off more CO2 equalize, and the coke stops letting off CO2, because it won't fit anymore in the bottle. Then, when you open it, the CO2 rushes out of the bottle, which is why it sometimes hisses when you open a bottle. When you leave an opened can out, there's no trapped CO2 to stop the coke from putting out more CO2, and becoming flat.

oh i knew that, well i havent learned anything im in biology which im not even supposed to take as a freshmen because it is advanced or something

Moles are 6.022 x 10^23 molecules, or atoms, or whatever units. It still confuses me to this day.

its atoms.
i'm going to college for a Chemistry major.

I wuv Chem. Good ol' gravimetric stoichiometry.

i love geometry and im good at it so i get chem honors!!