Book details
Young Oxford Library of Science
Published in
2002
Description
Provides information on the different forms of matter--solids, liquids, and gases--and their components, as well as facts about the periodic table and the elements it represents. The Young Oxford Library of Science is an exciting new series, building into an extensive library of knowledge for tomorrow's young scientists. Each of the 10 volumes focuses on a major area of scientific knowledge and draws the reader into the dynamic world of the modern scientist. The series features nearly 300 major articles covering the physical, chemical, and biological sciences, with accurate and up-to-date information, expert authors, and over 1300 illustrations including photos, drawings, and diagrams. Topics include fullerenes and buckyballs, matter and molecules, nuclear energy, radioactivity, polymers, atoms and isotopes, DNA fingerprinting, oxygen, and ozone.
Age
7-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
48 pages
Why to read
- Comprehensive Coverage: The 'Young Oxford Library of Science' provides a broad and detailed exploration of various scientific disciplines, making it an excellent resource for young readers to gain a solid foundation in science.
- Age-Appropriate Content: Authored by David A. Bradley, the series is specifically tailored for a younger audience, ensuring that the content is accessible, engaging, and educational for students and young science enthusiasts.
- Illustrative Learning: The books are known for their clear illustrations and diagrams that complement the text, aiding in the visualization of complex scientific concepts and enhancing the overall learning experience.
- Foundation for Future Studies: Reading the 'Young Oxford Library of Science' can spark curiosity and inspire a lifelong interest in science, providing readers with the knowledge and enthusiasm to pursue further studies and careers in scientific fields.