Life of Javiera

Hello to everyone who goes through this blog! Today is my last blog of this term!!   And it’s a very special fay because of this The topic of this blog is … “my blogging experience” great, is not it? Well in general I like the English class, but I like more the Thursday class, because is more interactive. In any case I like English III class more than English II class, because I think I learned more than last semester. And in the blog class, I do not know if my writing skills have improved. I honestly do not feel that they have improved. I think that blogs should have more interesting topics, because the topic that we have to write now are bit difficult to explain. In my opinion the blogs should include at least one blog of our choice. Because for example the blog 5 is so boring, that is, who is interested in reading if I prefer the truth or feel good? And other thing, who is interested in writing that, is boring. This is my bogging experience, but anyway I enjoye

Hello to all who read my blog!! Today I will talk about the person that I admire in the field of chemistry. I chose this person for everything he contributed in this field. I got to know your work the last year in English II, when we had to choose a topic to expose and although I did not speak of him, I was able to know what his work was. Glenn Theodore Seaborg (April 19, 1912- February 25, 1999) was an American atomic and nuclear physicist. He won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1951 for his discoveries in chemistry with transuranic elements. He discovered 10 elements and developed the concept of the element actinide and was the first to introduce the actinides series, he also set the current disposition of the periodic table of the elements also contributes to the discovery of more than 100 isotopes of different elements. He was also hailed as a pioneer in nuclear medicine. I think he was a genius for all his work and everything he contributed, and despite being a physici

hello! Again, today I will write about something that I've learned. well when I was a child I learn to dance Chilean folklore, I was 5 years old and I thought that was funny, but I really did not understand much, when I was growing I liked it.  When I was 10 years old, my teacher took me to a championship, I did not win, but I reached the final. Over time I was learning to dance better. This made me wants to know   typical places and learn culturally Learning to dance made me meet many people and many places. The group in which I dace was invited to ovalle some years ago, and this year we went to Easter Island for a cultural exchange. I was able to know a little about their culture.  And going this only makes me want to keep learning ... and travelingthrough my country

Hi, it's me again, today I will write about the subject that I'm enjoyed, that subject is .... Electromagnetism! yeaaah, I don't know why I like it, but I think this is very exciting. Well, we have three differents types of class, because, we have laboratory of electromagnetism, seminar and the teach.  The teacher teaches us and them we go to laboratory and we have to make reports about that. The next class we have seminar to know how to do mathematical calculations.  The first lesson was about point charges, the difference between electric field and electric potential, also what is electric power, Coulomb law. the second lesson was about magnetic interactions, magnetic force, magnetic field. we learned magnets and what are the magnetic poles of the earth. the last lesson is about waves, like interference and refraction, we have a laboratory in which we have to find out what chemical was in the vial.  I'm not sure about why I like it, maybe it's because the la