What's the secret of the lavender flame? Why do metals burn on ice? How did Mendeleev discover the periodic law?
"Telling Stories of Elements to Children" tells the major discoveries and scientific stories about chemical elements from the mid-18th century to modern times. The well-known Soviet educator I. Nichayev uses rich scientific knowledge and chemical phenomena in life situations to form interesting element stories to improve children's thinking and observation abilities.
Follow the footsteps of I. Nichayev and take your children to explore the colorful world of elements, learn all-encompassing knowledge, appreciate the wonderful charm of chemistry, and gain endless fun.
Reader comments
This book is so interesting! It tells the mystery of the elements in the form of a story, allowing me to understand that the world around me is composed of various elements. I especially like the chemical phenomena in life in the book, and I feel that chemistry is all around us. Moreover, the author's language is very vivid and not boring at all. However, I kind of hated a certain character in the book who always interrupted the interesting story. But overall, this is a great book, recommended to all friends who are curious about the world!
This book is so interesting! It tells the mystery of the elements in the form of a story, allowing me to understand that the world around me is composed of various elements. I especially like the chemical phenomena in life in the book, and I feel that chemistry is all around us. Moreover, the author's language is very vivid and not boring at all. However, I kind of hated a certain character in the book who always interrupted the interesting story. But overall, this is a great book, recommended to all friends who are curious about the world!