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Chemistry Is Explosive
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Chemistry Is Explosive

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Chemical reactions are happening all around us, and inside our bodies. From a scab forming on a cut to the creation of carbon dioxide as a waste product, there are so many ways chemistry plays a part in how the human body works. Each spread of this colorful book offers readers a fascinating or surprising fact about popcorn, flour, or other familiar items and relates it to chemistry in understandable and age-appropriate language. These real-life examples and explanations of chemistry in our world engage readers with important STEM concepts such as states of matter, atoms, acids, and more.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Gareth Stevens Publishing
Country
United States
Date
30 July 2016
Pages
48
ISBN
9781482449921

Chemical reactions are happening all around us, and inside our bodies. From a scab forming on a cut to the creation of carbon dioxide as a waste product, there are so many ways chemistry plays a part in how the human body works. Each spread of this colorful book offers readers a fascinating or surprising fact about popcorn, flour, or other familiar items and relates it to chemistry in understandable and age-appropriate language. These real-life examples and explanations of chemistry in our world engage readers with important STEM concepts such as states of matter, atoms, acids, and more.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Gareth Stevens Publishing
Country
United States
Date
30 July 2016
Pages
48
ISBN
9781482449921