Molecules at an Exhibition: Portraits of intriguing materials in everyday life
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Molecules at an Exhibition: Portraits of intriguing materials in everyday life

by John Emsley

Science Chemistry
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Molecules at an Exhibition offers an accessible look at the chemistry behind materials encountered in everyday life. Through a series of engaging molecular portraits, John Emsley connects familiar substances with the scientific principles that give them their distinctive properties, making chemistry relevant, approachable, and intriguing.

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Molecules at an Exhibition explores the chemistry of materials encountered in everyday life.

John Emsley presents intriguing substances through accessible molecular portraits, connecting familiar materials with the science that explains their properties.

The book offers a readable way to consider how molecules influence the objects, products, and experiences of daily life.

Designed for curious general readers, it brings chemistry beyond the laboratory and into the world around us.

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