Chemistry

[close] For the love of non-fictional science! The group will be dedicated simply to discussions pertaining to science books of any type. What is science? I know that, beyond what is generally considered to be science by the majority, there are a few sub-disciplines which usually borderline science and social science. In the case of this group, social sciences, like psychology, anthropology, etc., are welcome.

[close] Discussion of the book. On the Facebook group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/304497570894873/) I'm dividing into sections, and maybe chapters, so people can engage without too many spoilers. The idea is for this to be a persistent space so new readers can come and discover this book's depths via the readings and notes of others. It's certainly a text that has the kind of depth that requires a second reading so I hope this group is useful. It's not mine, it's ours, so please add what you wish, I can add people as admins if they wish.

[close] Book recommendations to use in the chemistry classroom and other chemistry favorites from the American Association of Chemistry Teachers.

[close] Do you have an "appetite for wonder" at the workings of the universe? Do you have ideas and memories worth sharing about science and society? If you do, this group is open to all realms of science and you are welcome to bring new perspectives to our understanding of the most impressive human achievement.