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It was hard to go back to the chemistry I found difficult in school, and now I'm a parent. But I found out from your interesting work how interesting the chemical elements were being used in our daily lives. It's a chemistry book, and I enjoyed it so much that I didn't have to be afraid of it. As you say, chemistry is a very good book, and it's the first book I get without the idea of boring, boring science.
It's fun and it's readable. I'm reading it very much because you've described it in a way that we often see in everyday life.
You can see so much. It's a book that has little margin.
I remember high school chemistry, and it was interesting.
I remember recall memorizing the periodic table in middle school. Open the book and you will find the periodic table that you memorized in this book. After that, chemistry was the hardest and most complicated subject for me. I thought I had graduated without knowing all the chemistry that was being taught in public education, and I wanted to read it. The advantage of this book is that you can actually connect the elements of the periodic table to your daily life and then read them. The book
It is a book that has been written with fun, looking at the features of 20 elements in everyday life, which are in the front of the periodic table. Often, this kind of book is interesting, but when you look at it, it's too much information to be organized or not a major to understand. But in this case, it's not too much or too difficult to read and it'll be really interesting to explain in everyday life the story that you can find out about it, so that it'd be interesting to read even if you're
If you're a chemist, you'd love to know it, but what would you say chemistry is more than people who like it? And for those of you who are going to learn the periodic table, this is a book that I would recommend too much. This is a book by a doctor of engineering and a Mr. Wong-sook who got a degree in nuclear and quantum engineering in the Kaist. You're famous. This is a section of the science plus, which was conducted by a live, alive-on-the-air radio video by a book writer, and it's a
Kwak Jae-sik: When going on vacation, the periodic table
The taste of the sour fruit of the fruit of today's drink is 13 billion. A taste of hydrogen 14 billion years ago? You think there's a time when you can't see the helium balloon that you have for fun in a amusement park? You can make nuclear weapons out of fluorine or you can blow up a box? The neons are disappearing from the streets of a city of dazzling beauty? Why does our tongue like salty taste when sodium is harmful to our body? You can travel on a train with a comfortable chair because of the cause? Turns out eating, drinking, and playing were periodic tables and pulsating! What are the atoms that were named in school without knowing where they were and what to write? SF novelist and engineer, a talisman, has been able to dig into life-stuffed stories with ease and fun. Adults who have finished school with the illusion that chemistry is boring, and who now find it difficult, will also find the story of a book writer to be fascinating.
Korean title: 휴가 갈 땐, 주기율표
Korean author: 곽재식
Korean publisher: 초사흘달
ISBN-13: 9791196837280
Reviews
It was hard to go back to the chemistry I found difficult in school, and now I'm a parent. But I found out from your interesting work how interesting the chemical elements were being used in our daily lives. It's a chemistry book, and I enjoyed it so much that I didn't have to be afraid of it. As you say, chemistry is a very good book, and it's the first book I get without the idea of boring, boring science.
It's fun and it's readable. I'm reading it very much because you've described it in a way that we often see in everyday life.
You can see so much. It's a book that has little margin.
I remember high school chemistry, and it was interesting.
I remember recall memorizing the periodic table in middle school. Open the book and you will find the periodic table that you memorized in this book. After that, chemistry was the hardest and most complicated subject for me. I thought I had graduated without knowing all the chemistry that was being taught in public education, and I wanted to read it. The advantage of this book is that you can actually connect the elements of the periodic table to your daily life and then read them. The book
It is a book that has been written with fun, looking at the features of 20 elements in everyday life, which are in the front of the periodic table. Often, this kind of book is interesting, but when you look at it, it's too much information to be organized or not a major to understand. But in this case, it's not too much or too difficult to read and it'll be really interesting to explain in everyday life the story that you can find out about it, so that it'd be interesting to read even if you're
If you're a chemist, you'd love to know it, but what would you say chemistry is more than people who like it? And for those of you who are going to learn the periodic table, this is a book that I would recommend too much. This is a book by a doctor of engineering and a Mr. Wong-sook who got a degree in nuclear and quantum engineering in the Kaist. You're famous. This is a section of the science plus, which was conducted by a live, alive-on-the-air radio video by a book writer, and it's a
