Yeah...something like that...anyways...
Student: Dr. E! How acidic or basic a solution can we touch?
Dr. E: Weeeeell. You can touch a acid of pH 1. Or a base of pH 14. Except you might only be able to do it once. Your hand might burn off, but you can still touch it.
*Class cracks up*
Dr. E: Weeeeell, for example, HCl has a pH of 1. But like yesterday, I accidentally poured some on my hand. *slowly walks to the sink and pours some HCl on his hand* ARGHHH!!
*Everyone sits up straight*
Dr. E: Don't worry, I was just joking. It didn't hurt. Well, noooo, I think I've a cut somewhere, it's getting to me. But anyways, as I was saying....
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He reminds me of my awesome F4/5 chemistry teacher, Pn. Norhayati.
Pn. N: So class, apabila you masuk the alkaline metal into the basin of water, you akan see an explosion. So everyone stand back ok?
*Class gets nervous*
Pn. N: Are you ready? *dumps a little piece of potassium into the basin of water* BOOOM!
*Everyone shrieks*
Pn. N: Ha Ha. Just joking. The potassium so small mana ada effect yang besar?
*Everyone groans*
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Of course we can't forget Ms. Ong, my little bitty A-levels chemistry teacher.
YJ: Hey madam, look at my lizzard. (I think it was a lizzard)
Ms. Ong: Whaaat?
YJ: Touch it!
Ms Ong: NO! *hides*
YJ: Come on, it's fake lah.
Ms. Ong: Are you sure? *extends a hand cautiously*
YJ: *thrusts the thing in her face*
Ms. Ong: *SQUEAL*
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Sigh. I love chemistry teachers. They are all a little bit odd. In a nice way, of course.
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