The Chemistry of Everything
Editorial Reviews
Book Description
The Chemistry of Everything addresses the “need-to-know” basics of chemistry required to grasp everyday science issues. Through innovative themes and creative applications, it provides an engaging introduction to chemistry for nonscience majors. Mixes basic chemical principles from physical, inorganic, organic, analytical, and biological specializations to support thematic coverage of topics such as diamonds, groceries, and drugs. Extends readers’ vocabulary and knowledge of the scientific issues encountered in daily life. Addresses issues of ethics and responsible use in contemporary science. Captures the current fascination with forensics through “Chemistry at the Crime Scene” boxed sections. For those interested in basic chemistry.
About the Author
Dr. Kimberley Waldron is an Associate Professor of Chemistry at Regis University where, in addition to lower division courses for majors and nonmajors, she teaches advanced courses in the fields of inorganic and biological chemistry. She also serves as Director of the Regis Environmental Studies Program. Dr. Waldron received her bachelor’s degree in chemistry from the University of Virginia and her doctoral degree in inorganic chemistry from Virginia Commonwealth University. She then worked as a postdoctoral fellow at the California Institute of Technology in the area of bioinorganic chemistry before joining the faculty at Regis University as a Clare Boothe Luce Assistant Professor of Chemistry. Dr. Waldron lives in Denver, Colorado with her family, along with two dogs and one cat.
The Chemistry of Everything,Kimberley Waldron,Prentice Hall,0130085227,Chemistry - General,Science,Science/Mathematics,Chemistry,Science / Chemistry / General
Books Review:
Recommended Books