Sentence examples for chemistry lessons from inspiring English sources

As school chemistry lessons show, metallic magnesium is highly reactive and stores a lot of energy.

Set in a laboratory, Toca Lab gets kids to explore the periodic table, albeit one that's more... fluffy than you might remember from school chemistry lessons.

Hackitt agreed to have her hands burnt to prove that health and safety laws rules should not curb more exciting chemistry lessons in schools.

You might remember from chemistry lessons at school that when you mix an acid with a carbonate, you get a fizzing.

These are all soft, shiny and highly reactive (remember chemistry lessons where the teacher dropped sodium or even potassium into water).

It made a nice break from daydreaming during chemistry lessons about what sex might be like, which always seemed to be my fantasising lesson of choice.

In that regard, the Jets will present an interesting chemistry lesson next season.

Chemistry lesson At Glengoyne distillery (01360 550254; glengoyne.com) just outside Glasgow you can create your own whisky.

Apparently it can all be traced back to a terrifying incident with a pipette in a chemistry lesson (telescoper).

Americans fret that, for all their prosperity, life is increasingly stressful; if buying a water filter has come to involve a chemistry lesson, perhaps this is not surprising.

Education campaigner Malala Yousafzai revealed she learnt she had won the Nobel peace prize in her chemistry lesson, as she spoke of her honour at receiving the accolade.