Why icebergs float : exploring science in everyday life / Andrew Morris
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- 9781911307044
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Foods we love and hate : the chemistry and biology of taste
Why old masters fade : chemicals that give us colour
Cuts are red, veins are blue ... : how blood delivers our vital oxygen
The dual nature of light : particle or wave? That is the question
Models : developing models or finding the truth?
How we see : from the eye to the brain
The brain : what it’s made of, how it works
Hormones : what they are, what they do
Reflections on molecules and the body : understanding the complexity of molecular mechanisms
Bacteria, viruses and antibiotics : why you can’t take a pill for ’flu
Floating and density : why icebergs float
Tides and gravity : holding the universe together - from Newton to Einstein
Energy : the scientific angle on an everyday concept
Energy on the move : how heat energy gets around
Energy for life : mitochondria and the ‘three-parent baby’
Electricity : where does it come from, how does it work?
MRI and the brain : brain scanning and what it reveals : discussion with
A cognitive neuroscientist
Animal culture : defining culture : discussion with an anthropologist
Epilogue : reflections on what’s been learned and how to take it forward
Appendix. Atoms, elements and molecules : briefing on the building blocks of matter
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