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Chemistry for changing times / John W. Hill.

By:

Hill, John William

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Minneapolis : Burgess Pub. Co., 1975Edition: 2nd edDescription: xviii, 456 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 26 cmISBN:

0808708368

Subject(s):

Chemistry

DDC classification:

540 H5501

Contents:

Science: saint or sinner?; Chemistry: from bevatrons to bubble gum; Atoms: are they for real?; The invisible atom: what does it look like?; Nuclear power: paradise or perdition?; Blessed be the bonds that tie; The molecular architect and his building materials; Where there's life, there's carbon; Energy: it's all downhill; Plastics: a job done too well; Agricultural chemicals:feast or famine?; Food: a collage of chemicals; The water we drink...and dump our wastes in; The air we breathe... even if it chokes us; This is the way we wash our clothes; Body chemistry; Chemistry of the mind and madness; Chemistry toxicology: from hemlock to heroin

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Science: saint or sinner?;
Chemistry: from bevatrons to bubble gum;
Atoms: are they for real?;
The invisible atom: what does it look like?;
Nuclear power: paradise or perdition?;
Blessed be the bonds that tie;
The molecular architect and his building materials;
Where there's life, there's carbon;
Energy: it's all downhill;
Plastics: a job done too well;
Agricultural chemicals:feast or famine?;
Food: a collage of chemicals;
The water we drink...and dump our wastes in;
The air we breathe... even if it chokes us;
This is the way we wash our clothes;
Body chemistry;
Chemistry of the mind and madness;
Chemistry toxicology: from hemlock to heroin

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