The Chemistry of Life.2

Author: Tao Runjie
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: In daily life, there are actually many pieces of knowledge from various disciplines. As long as we observe the surrounding scenes and objects carefully, we will discover traces of knowledge from different subjects. For example: taking a short nap after lunch can bring economic benefits, people's tears while cutting onions are related to the chemical composition of onions, the heat preservation effect of thermoses can be explained through physics, and the names of various professions can help us understand English word formation. This series of books is written with concise and vivid language, with content that is life-oriented and emphasizes both theory and practice, aiming to inspire readers to make connections and gain insights. At the end, we hope that readers can integrate the relevant subject knowledge into their lives through this series of books, achieving the goal of learning and applying effectively.
When you were young, you were probably fascinated by those fun chemical reactions. But when you became a middle school student taking chemistry classes, you must have felt overwhelmed by all the chemical formulas and a pile of chemical names. This book takes a life-oriented approach to explore the emotions and growth that this subject has brought to you. All the relevant physical concepts, principles, and laws cited in the text are explained in detail, accompanied by vivid illustrations and a user-friendly index. All of these features contribute to your comprehensive and clear understanding of physical knowledge.