An edition of Chemistry
(2005)
Chemistry
flames are stored sunlight
by Bryson Gore
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Learn more about the science of atoms and chemical reactions, and how observation and experimentation have enabled us to discover facts about elements and their uses, the nature of solids, liquids and gases and the weight of atoms.
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Chemistry: Flames are Stored Sunlight (Wow Science)
July 30, 2005, Stargazer Books
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1596040661 9781596040663
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Table of Contents
Mercury is the only liquid metal: properties of metals
Scientists can turn lead into gold: understanding the nucleus
Six elements make up 99% of your body: essential elements
Acid in your stomach can burn rocks: acids and alkalis
Flames are stored sunlight: light and heat energy
Space stations are powered by batteries: storing fuel
Cooking is a chemical reaction: everyday chemical reactions
A cubic metre of air weighs over a kilogramme: atoms and the Mole
When objects rust they get heavier: oxidation
A cubic metre of sea water contains over 12 kg of metal: solubility
A rubber molecule can stretch to over four times its normal length: atoms and polymers
Animals can make cold light from chemicals: enzymes and reactions.
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Includes bibliographical references (page 31) and index.
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