State Of Water

Quentin Ferguson

Maison d'édition: Publifye

Synopsis

"State of Water" explores the unique properties of H2O in its three states: liquid, vapor, and solid. The book examines water's molecular structure, the processes that transform it between states, and how these behaviors impact our planet and daily lives.   
The text covers the history of water research and provides background on molecular physics and chemistry. It argues that water's ability to exist in three states at Earth's temperatures is crucial for life and drives complex global systems.   
The book progresses from basic concepts of molecular bonding to in-depth analyses of each water state, culminating in an examination of how these states interact in nature. It draws on scientific research across multiple disciplines, using relatable analogies to explain complex ideas.   
Aimed at science enthusiasts and educated laypeople, the book connects physics and chemistry with earth sciences and environmental studies. It addresses current issues like climate change and water conservation, providing readers with practical knowledge and a deeper appreciation for water's role in shaping our world.

Disponible depuis: 07/10/2024.

Longueur d'impression: 214 pages.

Science et Technologie

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