William H. Brock: History of Chemistry

Talking about the history of chemistry is also talking about the historical history of the universe and the history in the human world at the same time. The history of chemistry is the history of humans catching and analyzing the changes in matter making up this world, and knowing how it's developed, how it has been studied and used, because it'll be like knowing the way we see and perceive the world. The author successfully introduced a brief introduction of the history of science and its history. With a brief introduction of important figures, the author tells of the deep debate and breakthroughs and discoveries of chemists. The book, like the one lecture, ends a brief introduction to the chemist in the phrase "end is chemistry" and encourages exploration into a wider and deeper world. The book consists of six chapters, effectively introducing the events and themes of the chemists. Chapter 1 The Nature of Materials examines the beginning of alchemy's study of matter, and chapter 2 The Analysm of Material Things deals with Christian doctrine of transmigration and the impact of highly chemical conflicts and chemical development from Greece and the Arab world. The three ‘giants and atoms ’ address the chemical revolution over a long period of time, the four ‘types and hexagons ’ in organic research, the five'responsibility' in physics and chemistry. Finally, chapter six, the synthetic material, the performance of female chemists and others, examine the present and future of chemistry.

Korean title: 화학의 역사

Korean author: 윌리엄 H. 브록

Korean publisher: 교유서가

ISBN-13: 9791192968025