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The Structure of Matter – Karapetyants, Drakin
In this post, we will see the book The Structure of Matter by M. Karapetyants and S. Drakin. About the book Treated in this book arc present-day ideas on the structure of atoms, molecules and crystals, as well as the … Continue reading →
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Tagged atoms, biochemistry, bonds, chemical, chemistry, compounds, covalent, crystals, diffraction, elements, geochemistry, heitler theory, hydrogen bond, ionic bond, london theory, matter, metallurgy, mir books, models, molecules, periodic table, physics, quantum mechanics, semiconductors, solids, spectrum, structure, technology
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The Sky Will Be Blue – Gordon, Gordon
In this post, we will look at the book The Sky Will Be Blue by G. Gordon and L. Gordon. About the book This book tells the reader in popular form just what dust and gaseous impurities consist of how they … Continue reading →
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Tagged air quality, atmosphere, chemistry, dust, earth, economy, environment, industry, metallurgy, metals, mir books, mir publishers, particles, pollution, sky, technology
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Tales About Metals – Venetsky
We now come to a wonderful book titled Tales About Metals by S. Venetsky. Earlier we had seen the sequel to this book On Rare and Scattered Metals by the same author. About For ages have metals faithfully served humanity … Continue reading →
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Tagged applications, chemistry, discovery, elements, history, history of science, metallurgy, metals, periodic table, popular science, properties, radioactivity, rare metals, trace metals, uses, venetsky
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