LEADER 00000pam  2200289 a 4500 
001    37211129 
003    OCoLC 
005    19980211123527.0 
008    970619s1998    nyuab    b    001 0 eng   
010    97022640 
020    0471179051 (cloth : alk. paper) 
035    0395-32960 
035    0395-32960 
040    DLC|cDLC 
049    TWUU 
100 1  Snyder, Carl H. 
245 14 The extraordinary chemistry of ordinary things /|cCarl H. 
       Snyder. 
250    3rd ed. 
260    New York :|bJohn Wiley,|cc1998. 
300    xxxi, 656, [80] p. :|bill. (some col.), maps (some col.) ;
       |c26 cm. 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  An introduction to chemistry : turning on the light -- 
       Atoms and elements : the building blocks of chemistry -- 
       Chemical bonding : ionic and covalent compounds -- 
       Discovering the secrets of the nucleus : from a 
       photographic mystery to the atomic bomb -- Energy, 
       medicine, and a nuclear calendar : using the secrets of 
       the nucleus -- The arithmetic of chemistry : concentrating
       on pollution -- An introduction to organic chemistry : the
       power of hydrocarbons -- Petroleum : the driving force of 
       energy -- Acids and bases : if it tastes sour it must be 
       an acid -- Oxidation and reduction : the electricity of 
       chemistry -- Solids, liquids, and especially gases : the 
       states of matter -- Surfactants : soaps and detergents : 
       cleaning up with chemistry -- Chemicals, pollution, and 
       the environment : the meaning of pollution -- Energy, food,
       fats, and oils : fuel for the human engine -- 
       Carbohydrates : food for thought -- Proteins and the 
       chemistry of life : first among equals -- The  chemicals 
       of food : minerals, vitamins, and additives -- Poison, 
       toxins, hazards, and risks : what's safe and what isn't --
505 0  Polymers and plastics : the plastic age -- Cosmetics and 
       personal care : looking good and smelling nice with 
       chemistry -- Medicine and drugs : chemicals and the mind -
       - A short guide to exponential notation : counting beyond 
       nine -- The metric system -- Using units cancellation : 
       Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers -- 
       Significant figures -- Working with Avogadro's number : a 
       remarkable calcuation. 
650  0 Chemistry. 
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998    us|awv|b04-25-04|cm|da|e-|feng|gnyu|h4