Chemistry: Reactions, Structures, Properties
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Part of the "Eyewitness Science" series, this book looks at chemistry, including a look at chemistry in nature and in ancient worlds, atoms and molecules, investigating compounds, burning reactions, oxidation, acids and bases, forming salts and the chemical industry. The book includes photographs, illustrations and 3-D models which help to create a visual approach to the experiments, discoveries and geniuses of science.
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A timeline is helpful for understanding the context and a glossary gives more detailed information about ideas presented in this book. Subjects: The first chemists, elements, atoms and molecules, compounds, the periodic table, metals, nonmetals, air, burning reactions, noble gases, chemical reactions, oxidation and reduction, acids and bases, forming salts, electricity and chemistry, chemistry of carbon, organic synthesis, synthetic materials, chemical analysis and the chemical industry. Glass may have been made in Egypt around 3000 BC by fusing sand, soda and lime.Sage and Rosemary help to preserve foods Bicarbonate of Soda can relieve the pain from a bee sting, but you would needvinegar for a wasp sting (interesting reasons explained).
Dr. Chemistry in the Kitchen will make cooking more fun as you learn about yeast mixtures or find out what makes oranges orange. Through the Eyewitness books, you can discover facts about chemistry, the traditions of ancient alchemy and the technology of today.
Fun Facts: A Spider's silk is stronger than a thread of similar thickness made of steel. ~The Rebecca Review Ann Newmark takes the reader on a journey through time and explores chemistry in the ancient world.
This is so much more than a book with chemistry lessons from a class, it is an exploration of history and explanation of chemical substances.
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