Chemie-Rekorde

Doesn’t everybody like records? This revised and extended edition contains new records, up-to-date information and data.<br /> <br /> For the first time biochemical records are presented including topics like ‘viagra’, viruses, biological environmental protection.<br /> <br /> Edited by Prof. Hans-Jurgen Quadbeck-Seeger, past president of the GDCh und until recently member of the board of directors of the BASF-AG.<br /> <br /> The team of authors reflects the excellent mixture of topics from science and industry.<br /> <br /> The first edition has been a huge success:<br /> ‘… this is a marvelous book… A focus on records … is actually a wonderful way to engage the interest of the chemistry student and professional, and of the general public. The book is highly readable; the short format of the entries and the light, entertaining, witty style make for this … The mix of industrial and academic chemistry is excellent. So the entire community of chemistry and chemical engineering is served.'<br /> <br /> <br /> Historical landmarks of chemistry are available at one glance in the perpetual calendar<br /> <br /> Appendix with all Nobel prize winners in natural sciences included<br /> <br /> A rich source of records and anecdotes, that add spice to all lectures and courses on chemistry<br />