Nobel Prize Centennial Chronicle Century Revival

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Features: The Centennial of the Nobel Prize is an original popular science book compiled to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Nobel Prize. It consists of 29 volumes and 2.7 million words, written by 40 expert professors from famous domestic universities and research institutes, including Academicians from the Chinese Academy of Engineering. It presents a panoramic portrayal of the century-long journey of the Nobel Science Prizes within the broader context of 20th-century scientific development, focusing on highlighting the essence of the Nobel Prize—technological innovation spirit. In addition to three volumes of syntheses that comprehensively review the century-long transformations in modern physics, chemistry, and life sciences, the book categorizes all Nobel Science Prize winners from the past century into 26 fields based on specific analyses of their achievements and their intrinsic connections and developmental trajectories. Each field is assigned a separate volume, with the main thread being the inheritance of scientific development in that field and the focus being on related Nobel Prize-winning projects. It popularly introduces relevant scientific knowledge, methods, and thought processes while emphasizing the promotion of the scientific spirit of truth-seeking and innovation. The book is concise, accessible, and rich in humanistic elements, combining both documentary value and collectible value. This book is the Inorganic Materials and Colloids volume, part of the Centennial of the Nobel Prize series, known as the "rebirth of the century." Based on specific scientific content, it provides the public with a certain level of intuitive understanding of the achievements of scientists. With the inheritance of disciplinary development as its main thread, it allows readers to appreciate the endless progress of science. Its concise and accessible content makes it easy for readers to read and benefit from it. The book traces the progress in the field of inorganic materials and colloids, with related Nobel Prize-winning projects as its focus. Readers will not only learn about the scientific content of these Nobel Prize achievements but also understand the developmental history of this field. It systematically introduces the arduous explorations and glorious achievements of scientists in inorganic chemistry and colloids over the past century, presenting readers with a grand panorama of inorganic chemistry development. Furthermore, it offers its own insights on humanity's understanding of environmental issues such as the ozone hole. Readers can learn about the general development of inorganic chemistry and colloidal chemistry from the book, acquire a wealth of chemical knowledge and insights, and also get a glimpse of the Nobel Prize-winning chemists, understanding their research methods, principles of conduct, and the tireless spirit of exploration.