Aqua & Fina: A Tale of Chemical Adventure

Aqua & Fina:
A Tale of Chemical Adventure

Meet Aqua and her sister Fina.

Hi! I'm Fina. I know I look a lot like my sister but I am unique!

Hi! I'm Aqua!

Aqua and Fina come from a long line of Diatomic Molecules that are in our atmosphere, which are highly regarded as a result of their station high above the Earth.

The Ancestors

Aqua

Fina

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One day, Aqua took one of Fina's protons. This made Fina sad because Aqua had taken her positivity and the action gave her negative thoughts.

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Why'd you do that sis? I really liked that proton and now i'm sad.

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Fina

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i'm feeling so pumped now! I feel like I can do anything!! I've never felt this way before. Though, it is a little uncomfortable.

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Aqua

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Aqua, feeling full of positivity, decided to explore the world, leaving poor Fina behind.

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In her travels, Aqua came across a chloride ion, named Chloe.

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Chloe

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When Chloe saw how positive Aqua was, she became envious. Chloe decided to take one of Aqua's protons and leave.

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Meanwhile...

While Aqua was off exploring, Fina was approached by a nice nitric acid molecule named Nicky.

Hello. you look sad. would you like my proton?

Nicky

You feeling better?

Really? Yes! I need a little positivity to get back to my normal self

Yeah, I'll be ok. I should go too. I have some organic friends in need of me. Good Luck finding your sister!

So Much. Thank you....You know I should probably go find my sister, fina. Are you going to be alright without your proton?

The two sisters drifted for a while, searching for each other along the way.

Aqua

After a long time, they finally reunited.

Fina

Fina! It's you! I missed you. I...I'm sorry I stole your proton. I realize now how that must have felt

Aqua! I finally found you! I'm so glad you are ok.

That's ok. I understand how you just wanted to feel more positive.

The End

Some Questions to Consider and Discuss:

After reading this tale, what did you think?
Did it remind you of some chemistry we have already learned about?
If so, did the story demonstrate this chemistry well? Or poorly?
If poorly, how would you improve the story?