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So to answer your question why I love chemistry. I think it's an amazing tool that can be used to read the world almost like a book. Like others mentioned it also turns your reality into a puzzle that can be toyed with.
I really love the history of Chemistry and seeing how far we have come. Giants such as Lavoisier, Scheels, Boyle, Black, Mendeleev, etc. Reading their books and publications are fascinating (although sometimes it is hard to understand the old alchemical terminology).
Lessons in Chemistry, the #1 New York Times bestseller was adapted into a series starring Brie Larson. The novels below have with witty dialogue, compelling characters, and strong female leads, just like Garmus’s acclaimed novel.
28 sie 2023 · Below you will find a review, Lessons in Chemistry summary, the ending, and book club discussion questions for Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus. Some of the questions may have spoilers but they are clearly marked.
31 mar 2022 · A life-affirming tale of a chemist ahead of her time, a life-changing love affair, a dog with a huge vocabulary, and the combustible combination of chemistry, cooking, and afternoon television. Elizabeth Zott only ever wanted to be a scientist—but because she’s a woman in the 1960s, she has to go begging for beakers despite being the ...
12 lip 2010 · Explore the fascinating world of atoms and molecules with this list of the best chemistry books, applauded by educators and science publications. Each book is ranked based on its frequency of recommendation for both students and enthusiasts.
Delving into complicated subjects, and requiring an intimate knowledge of the periodic table, there can often be a high ceiling to understand even the basics of chemistry. Luckily, there are plenty of great chemistry books out there, aiming to make its key ideas and concepts easier to understand.
