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Isotopes: Very Short Introductions series
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An astonishing scientific journey exploring the hidden world of isotopes, revealing their pivotal role in understanding Earth's history, medicine, and modern physics.
About this book
Scientist and researcher Rob Ellam presents in "Isotopes: A Very Short Introduction" (published under the Very Short Introductions Series by the Kalima Translation Project at the Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Centre) a captivating scientific study probing the subtle variations inside atomic nuclei. The book narrates the story of isotopes—those different forms of a single chemical element differing in neutron numbers—illustrating how they became a powerful tool used by scientists to date artifacts, track climate changes, diagnose and treat diseases, and understand the deep secrets of Earth's history. Through a dramatic and accessible style blending chemical and physical precision with the passion of discovery, the author illustrates how these invisible fingerprints leave a profound impact on every aspect of modern science and technology.
Why read it?
Because it unveils the subtle secrets underlying material atoms, simplifying how isotopes tell the story of our environmental past and shape the future of medicine and science.
Who is it for?
For chemistry and physics students, researchers, and anyone passionate about discovering the hidden forces and minute details that build and explain the nature of this universe.
Book details
Language
ar
ISBN-13
9789948804871
Page count
234
Age rating
General