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基本説明
２００９年春季第56回応用物理学関係連合講演会（筑波大）好評書。
Describes for each element the story behind its discovery, its physical and chemical properties as well as its role in our everyday lives. This beautifully designed book in full color represents not only varied reading, but also a treasure trove of surprising facts. Ideally combined with the "Historical Periodic Table" poster, this book is aimed at younger audiences and is thus particularly suitable for schools, lectures and other courses.
Full Description
You know that you need oxygen to breathe, that neon can glow and chrome shines? But did you know that your cell phone contains arsenic, your spectacles contain rhodium and that the tin pest is not a disease? And can you name just three researchers whom we have to thank for all these results?
Here, Professor Quadbeck-Seeger, a long-serving member of the board at BASF, goes in search of these and other questions. Based on the periodic table, the key reference source for any natural scientist, he explains the criteria that define an element's position in the table and are responsible for its particular characteristics. In a clear and concise manner, he describes for each element the story behind its discovery, its physical and chemical properties as well as its role in our everyday lives. Enriched by a wealth of interesting details, this beautifully designed book in full color represents not only varied reading, but also a treasure trove of surprising facts.
Ideally combined with the "Historical Periodic Table" poster, this book is aimed at younger audiences and is thus particularly suitable for schools, lectures and other courses.
Contents
About the Historical Periodic Table and the Chemometer 6
Data and Facts
The History of the Atomic Model 16
The Elements of the World 25
Properties, Discovery, Occurance & Applications
Where to from Here? 83
The Elements and Life 84
The Elements in Culture and Language 88
Chemical Olympics 90
Interesting Facts from the World of Chemistry
Fall of a Winged Word 95
Water 96
Appendix
Chronology of the Discovery of the Elements 98
Places of Discovery 99
Periodicity of Atomic Properties 100
Abundance of the Elements 102
World Production of Elements and Raw Materials 104
Nobel Prize Winners 106
Alternative Representations of the Periodic System 107
Occupation of the Shells and Orbitals 108
The World of the Elements — Literature 109
Sources of Photograph 110
