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Fire, Water, and Air: The Story of Antoine Lavoisier
144 pp.
| Morgan |
January, 2009 |
LibraryISBN 978-1-59935-087-5$28.95
(3)
YAProfiles in Science series.
Besides noting personal and public milestones, these biographies clearly explain both men's significant scientific contributions: Lavoisier's work with oxygen and chemical nomenclature and Darwin's painstaking, lengthy, and controversial development of the theories of natural selection and evolution. Well-chosen photographs and diagrams illustrate the scrupulously documented texts, which offer good historical context. Timeline, websites. Bib., ind. Review covers these Profiles in Science titles: Fire, Water, and Air and Origin.