Chemistry in the World
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The book presents chemical concepts in the context of their social applications and focuses on those most relevant to our common daily experiences and global challenges. It provides students with an appreciation for the applicability, visibility, and universality of chemistry, and an understanding of the reciprocal relationship between the science of chemistry and the organism of society.
The fourth edition has been reorganized into 13 chapters, which cover the composition of the atmosphere, carbon-based life forms, chemistry of water, acids and bases, pharmaceuticals and poisons, nuclear chemistry, and more. A new chapter titled “A Swiftly Warming Planet” addresses the timely issue of global warming and presents readers with the latest research-based climate assessment from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. This edition includes two new pedagogical features, which explore interesting exceptions to general rules in chemistry, as well as questions real students have asked and common areas of confusion.
Chemistry in the World is an excellent comprehensive introduction to the subject, but more importantly, the book teaches students that chemistry is more than the stuff of science; it is the stuff of life.
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Bonnie L. Martinez, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Marietta College
"Chemistry in the World can provide students, our future scientists, and leaders, with the background in chemistry to make informed decisions that will benefit society and the world."
Frances Blanco-Yu, Adjunct Instructor of Chemistry, Penn State New Kensington
"Well written, with many interesting real-world applications of chemistry."
Leslie Sherman, W. Alton Jones Associate Professor of Chemistry and Environmental Science, Washington College
"It is the chemistry that makes the world more understandable."
Kasem K. Kasem, Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry, Indiana University Kokomo
"A chemistry textbook for everything – human and the surrounding world."
Dr. Min Li, Associate Professor of Chemistry and Physics, California University of Pennsylvania
"This textbook is great for non-majors and is similar to the way that I like to teach, focusing on concepts and applications of the material to everyday life."
Melanie Harvey, Professor of Chemistry, Johnson County Community College
