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Category Archives: chemistry
Energy and Entropy – Alekseev
This title has been quite in demand, and rightly so! This is one of the most wonderful books that I have come across. So here it is!! Energy and Entropy by G. A. Alekseev Back cover of the book says: … Continue reading
Posted in books, chemistry, history, mathematics, mir books, mir publishers, philosophy, physics, science, technology
Tagged conversion, energy, entropy, forces, machines, negentropy, thermodynamics
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From Crystal to Solution – Krestov, Kobenin
Crystal and solution. The two words often go together. Crystals of salts dissolve in water, and saturated solutions of mineral salts precipitate crystals … We now come to a wonderful little book titled From Crystal to Solution by G. A. … Continue reading
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Tagged crystals, electrolytes, ions, liquids, long range forces, short range forces, solutions, structure, theory
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Practical Inorganic Chemistry
In this post we will see a book titled Practical Inorganic Chemistry by O. J. Vorobyoca, K. M. Dunaeva, E. A. Ippolitova, and N. S. Tamm and was edited by V. I. Spitsyn. Students using the present textbook will acquaint … Continue reading
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Tagged chemical, chemical reactions, compounds, elements, inorganic, laboratory, practical, preparation
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Space Chemistry
We now come to Space Chemistry by L. Nikolaev. The book covers aspects of astrophysics and astronomy with stars, planets, comets and meteorites and other celestial bodies from a perspective of chemistry and hence that of spectroscopy. The last chapter … Continue reading
Posted in astronomy, books, chemistry, life sciences, mir books, mir publishers, physics, science, soviet
Tagged evolution, h-r diagram, interstellar matter, nuclear reactions, planents, plasma, space chemistry, stars, sun, synthesis
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Elementary Order: Mendeleev’s Periodic System
In this post we look at another book by I. V. Petryanov and D. N. Trifonov (whom we have met earlier in a Science for Everyone book titled Silhouttes of Chemistry) This book traces the history of development of periodic … Continue reading
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Tagged artificial, atomic structure, chemical, elements, history, mendeleev, order, periodic law
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Experiments Without Explosions
We now see another wonderful book in chemistry titled Experiments Without Explosions by O. M. Olgin. The book consists of six parts. The first part contains advice on how to set up a home laboratory, and preliminary instructions that are … Continue reading
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Tagged adsorption, carbohydrates, chemical reactions, chemistry, diy, enzymes, experiments, explosions, home lab, oil paints, protiens, washing
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The Extraordinary Properties of Ordinary Solutions
I, too, invite you to share my amazement at the extraordinary, extremely extraordinary properties of ordinary solutions. We now come to an interesting book on chemistry titled Extraordinary Properties of Ordinary Solutions by Yu. Ya. Fialkov. Why is it that the … Continue reading
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Tagged chemistry, ions, properties, solubility, solutions, water
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