Romeo And Julian Personal Statement

The subject of Chemistry is one that deals heavily with a comprehension of the natural world and the individual details that make up an entire system. I was introduced to this course my sophomore year as I took on Honors Chemistry. As a student who grasps material best with hands on projects, this class fueled my excitement to be able to understand a complex subject using planned out lab procedures. From titrations to calculating the amount of copper in a solution, Chemistry gave me an opportunity to bring my own speculations into a class rather than being told directly what is occurring in a scientific process. The fascination of this class is what directed me to take AP Chemistry my senior year of high school. Even with the difficulty of

I have always known that I wanted to pursue an education in science; there were simply too many questions in this world that had yet to be answered. Never did I expect my love of music, however, to have truly inspired and intertwined with my love for chemistry. This, I learned, is because my admiration for music and chemistry are one and the same. Music has taught me that chemistry is also a form of art. I first

Chemistry captivated me as a college freshman by her promise of truth. Truth was a magical word, and was all the more alluring when associated with science, which to me back then meant the absolute. The process by which truth emerged from chemistry was so elegant: I loved to envision different molecules combining their molecular orbitals to form a product with the lowest energy level, and could not stop marveling at how concepts like energy, almost metaphysically abstract, manifested themselves so concretely in chemical reactions.

in 1973, Julian was the first black chemist chosen to the National Academy of the Sciences. In 1990 he was chosen to the National Inventors Hall of Fame, and in 1999 his making of physostigmine was notice by the American Chemical Society as “one of the top 25 achievements in the history of American chemistry.”

Friar then told us the end of his story. He still questions himself every day of what could have happened instead of what did happen. “I came to the tomb hoping Juliet would be awake by now when I arrived she was still resting but then I saw two bodies on the ground. It was young Romeo and Paris. I was shocked and surprised. Once Juliet had awoken I tried to get her to leave but she would not. I had to leave, I wish I didn’t.

It all started when I was chosen to join an invention competition that was held in Indonesia. I had the opportunity to expose myself to the full range of the chemical and engineering courses, in which it helped to reinforce and solidify my intense interest in Chemistry. During the competition, I had to convince the

I do not even know how and where to start. Words can’t describe your rich beauty, a beauty not just shown outside but within your heart. From the first moment I saw you dancing I knew you were the one. I was already in love with you before I knew. I was captured by your elegance. When we danced, I felt the love it felt like I knew you for a thousand years. When I found out you were a Capulet I began to hate my own name as it was considered your enemy. All I could think about after that night was you. The day we met was the best day of my life I was finally feeling complete. You are truly my other half before you there was something missing in my life to keep me going. Your eyes were shining like diamonds. I still remember the first time we kissed it was the best feeling in the entire world. I wish I could be with

This morning I had awakened from my beauty sleep and there was something odd, my mother had called for me. This never happens, we never speak to each other, thy nurse is more my mother than Lady Capulet. I heard her talking about someone gets married and something about if I shall meet someone at a party that we were having, but thy ear was not listening. My mother at once had gotten thy attention for my nurse and they were arguing about my age. How does your mother forget your age, I am thy only child and she does not even know my age. However, she was saying that we were hosting a party and she wanted me to meet Count Paris for my father wants me to marry him. I am not much for getting married right now, but for I had followed my parent’s wishes. I never had the thought that marriage came so quickly.

Excitement and fear rushed through my body. A new adventure had just begun, and I had no idea what to expect. I was excited for the opportunity to do something that I loved, but I still had that fear that maybe I had made my decision too quickly. There was no turning back and no giving up at this point. I started my sophomore year with my first organic chemistry class, and it was difficult. Unlike other chemistry classes, Organic chemistry requires a different train of thought, it requires an understanding of structures and reactions that many people do not understand. This class made my passion grow stronger. Seeing how one molecule could be dangerous, but then minimally modifying that molecule to make it safe was a great way to see how chemistry could affect the world. That difference in one molecule showed me the impact that chemist could have on society, and I would not have learned that if I had not changed

I never understood why the capulets and the montagues were such great enemies, why we were always taught to hate each other from the beginning of birth, what did the montagues or the capulets do to make such massive rivalry between two loving families? My family despises the capulets, but for what reason? I also have another upsetting point in my thoughts, I am deeply in love with a gorgeous girl named Rosaline, so beautiful than any other girl I have ever seen but what saddens me is that she does not feel the way I feel, she does not love the way I love.

“Satisfaction of one’s curiosity is one of the greatest sources of happiness” said famous chemist Linus Pauling. Pauling was born in Portland, Oregon, on February 28th, 1901. He is the son of Herman Henry William Pauling and Lucy Isabelle Pauling. Pauling moved four times in six years. He attended public school in the city Condon. He started growing a interest in science when he was 12 years old and first started to collect insects, then minerals. Pauling later graduated from Washington High in 1917. But there was a problem. He scheduled two classes at the same and by the time he realized he had to take them in a sequence it was too late. He then graduated without a diploma. Despite him not having a diploma, he was still accepted

The time periods in these two stories are different but also similar. The book version is set back in the 1400’s, when everyone wore big poofy clothes and had no guns available to the public. In the Renaissance nobody had electricity only candle light, so therefore no cars either. The movie other on the other hand was set in 1996, when everyone has electricity, guns, and cars. The movie is set in a more modern time. Many details are changed to fit the time period it was shot in. While both versions are different they both still tell the same story of the tragic lovers, Romeo and Juilet.

A girl once loved a boy. He was her form of perfect, the peanut butter to her jelly, and her partner in crime. However, this boy could never see her as more than just a friend. All she asked for was an opportunity, a chance for him to be hers. Maybe they could have been the perfect couple, but they would never know.

Doing A-Level Chemistry and A-Level Biology have helped to develop my analytical and lateral thinking skills and also my ability to apply these skills to solve problems. Subscribing to the Compound Chemistry blog where new infographics are posted each week based on week-by-week discoveries, has made me more knowledgeable and aware of current successes in chemistry. For instance, in November 2017, a drug was found that could reverse brain damage caused by lead ingestion. Reading the RSC's Chemistry World newsletter has emphasised the significance of chemistry in industry and in our daily lives, as it has such a great impact on the world, revolutionising the treatment of health, as well as transforming the judiciary

The creativity and innate power of chemistry to create entirely new products, from pharmaceutical drugs to high grade gasoline to the polymers used on spacecraft including the U.S. Space Shuttle, have long fascinated me. The innate attributes of these compounds and their ability to withstand exceptional stress, heat and the gravitational forces outside the earth's atmosphere have long captivated my imagination. As a child I often studied all I could in the areas of chemical engineering, saving up my allowance for the best chemistry sets and compounds I could afford. Chemistry quickly became a passion of mine as I strove to learn more and apply the knowledge I was gaining through these experiences.