Fun Chemistry for Geniuses

Author: (Canada) Schwartz
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Radar, Hula Hoop, and the Naught Pig—67 fun stories that unveil the mysteries of chemistry. Schwartz's magical words fully showcase the charm and vitality of chemistry! —1991 Nobel Prize in Chemistry winner Hofmann
Schwartz's book is very interesting and engaging. It uses precise and humorous language to guide you through logical thinking by explaining scientific phenomena. After reading this book, you'll know that science is absolutely not scary! —1993 Nobel Prize in Chemistry winner Smith
From exploring the mysteries of chicken soup to tracing the development of polyethylene, Schwartz tells each story authentically. By citing historical anecdotes, he adds color to chemistry. Let you learn more about chemical knowledge in a relaxed and pleasant reading, making you better understand the principles of chemistry!