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John Emsley: A Drop of Poison That Changed the World 2

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A chemical-skilled author who won the Science Book Prize in 1995, John Emsley, a single poison that changed the world, a second volume of chemical element that destroyed empires. There are many ways in which a person dies and kills. The most widely used method of death from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century is poison. Poison was the most likely way to kill natural death. But as chemists develop the technique of detection, the Golden Age of Poison has ended. The book is now introducing five toxic and dangerous chemicals that are used in the case of poisoning on the periodic table. A single drop of poison follows the path to changing the world. And he's inviting us to the poison from the alchemist's lab and to a subtle confrontation that is almost like the love of a chemist.

Korean title: 세상을 바꾼 독약 한 방울 2

Korean author: 존 엠슬리

Korean publisher: 사이언스북스

ISBN-13: 9788983712424

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3.8
Based on 2 reviews
WI******
June 5, 2018

The English manuscript was originally a single volume, and the publisher made two books. And then, the originals have a lot of images that are not written in the context of the Durerry text. Translations are inconclusive.

KJ****
December 5, 2010

The reason the poison is more deadly than a gun is because it makes us all matter that melts into the chemical reaction.

존 엠슬리: 세상을 바꾼 독약 한 방울 2
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