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Is this really the best science book ever?
>Primo Levi's haunting memoir of life as a Jew in Mussolini's Italy told through the unlikely metaphor of chemistry has been named the best science book ever written.
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2006/oct/21/uk.books
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>>8274926
>chemistry
nope
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we had this thread like 5 mins ago
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>>8274958
its called a bump
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>>8274964
no, its called shitting out the same thread like the fat bitch that you are
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Shitposting aside it is a really good book.
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I read it and it's pretty comfy
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Advanced general chemistry: Oxtoby or Atkins (Chemical Principles, not Physical Chemistry)?
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>>8274926
it's written by a jew so no.
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>>8276078
Its gen chem, they're all the same. Just go with Oxtoby, its better suited if you've taken chemistry classes in HS
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>>8274926
Is persecution science?
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>>8276222
I have studied general chemistry in uni (Glinka, a good soviet book), just want to review some knowledge and modern state of affairs.
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>>8276333
Oxtoby is the book for you then
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>>8274926
(((science book)))
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>>8274926
No. How could it be? It barely has any science in it at all. It's a memoir, nothing more.
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