Anslyn (chemistry, U. of Texas, Austin) and Dougherty (chemistry, California Institute of Technology) have written a textbook that will provide students with a thorough knowledge of current research a
Intended for students with the basics of college general chemistry, organic, chemistry, and physics, this text employs visual representations rather than complex mathematics to present the subject for
Retired from teaching now, Bless (astronomy, U. of Wisconsin-Madison) updates his textbook for a one-semester course introducing astronomy to liberal arts students. He describes the historical context
Now available in Soft Cover, DEALING WITH GENES is written by two world-renowned researchers in molecular biology and illustrated with clarity and precision, this beautifully produced book serves as a
Provides a detailed account of the structures and physical chemistry properties of nucleic acids, with an emphasis on the implications for biological function. The volume is organized to be of use to
Chemists Hanson and Green (both St. Olaf College, Minnesota) offer to other instructors the material they use in a first--and in most cases only--undergraduate course in thermodynamics. They use simpl
The popular notion is that the space between stars--besides the odd planet or two--is pretty much nothing at all, but astrophysicists have been looking at interstellar ions, atoms, molecules, and soli
Covers the principles of quantum mechanics and engages those principles in the development of thermodynamics. Coverage includes the properties of gases, the First Law of Thermodynamics, a molecular i
Most descriptions of climatic modeling assume readers to have a great deal of previous knowledge about atmospheric or ocean dynamics, but Washington (US National Center for Atmospheric Research) and P
Laser Experiments for Beginners provides the perfect blueprint for those who wish to work with one of the most remarkable research tools of the twentieth century: the laser. Ideally suited for high s
