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Symmetry in the World of Molecules – Dmitriev
In this post, we will see the book Symmetry in the World of Molecules by I. S. Dmitriev. About the book This booklet is devoted to one of the most important concepts of natural science, the concept of symmetry. The beneficial … Continue reading
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Tagged atomic structure, catalysis, chemical reactions, chemistry, coulomb's law, crystals, electrons, geometry, group theory, hybridization, jahn-teller theorem, mathematics, mir books, molecular structure, non-euclidean, nucleus, orbitals, physics, quantum mechanics, stereochemistry, symmetry, theory of crystalline field, transitions
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The Earth in the Universe – Fedynskii (Ed.)
In this post, we will see the book The Earth In The Universe edited by V. V. Fedynskii. About the book: The space age was initiated on 4 October 1957, when the first Soviet artificial satellite was launched. Then, between 1961 and … Continue reading
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Tagged astrophysics, atmospehre, cosmology, earth, earth science, evolution, galaxies, organic matter, paleomagnetism, planets, radiation, science, solar flares, solar system, soviet, space science, sun, universe
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Science for Everyone – Learning About Chemistry
… the goal of this book is to make the material about chemistry and its problems more understandable. In this post we come to yet another book in the Science for Everyone series. This one is titled Learning About Chemistry … Continue reading
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Tagged catalysis, chemical paradoxes, chemical puzzles, chemical reactions, chemical transformations, chemistry, medicines, mir books, poison, polymers, science for everyone, teaching, toxic, why is sky blue
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