Romance of Modern Chemistry
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'Romance of Modern Chemistry' takes readers on a journey through the world of chemistry as it existed in the early 1900s. Philip, a leading chemist of the era, delves into a wide range of topics, from the intricacies of chemical reactions to the production of everyday materials. He connects these scientific principles to their real-world implications, exploring how discoveries in chemistry led to advancements in industries like agriculture, medicine, and manufacturing. The book examines the role of chemistry in shaping modern life, highlighting its impact on everything from the food we eat to the clothes we wear. Through clear and concise explanations, Philip reveals the hidden world of chemistry and its vital role in the progression of society.Book Details
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