Michael Freemantle Livres

This title reveals the true extent of how chemistry rather than military strategy determined the shape, duration and outcome of the First World War.

Told from a feline perspective, this narrative offers a whimsical and humorous insight into the lives of cats. Through the eyes of its cat narrator, readers explore the joys, quirks, and everyday adventures of cat life, revealing their unique personalities and relationships with humans. The storytelling captures the essence of feline independence and charm, making it a delightful read for cat lovers and anyone who appreciates a lighthearted take on the world from a cat's viewpoint.

The 1914-18 war has been referred to as the `chemists' war' and to commemorate the centenary this collection of essays will examine various facets of the role of chemistry in the First World War. Written by an experienced science writer, this will be of interest to scientists and historians with an interest in this technologically challenging time.

Focusing on the rapidly evolving field of ionic liquids, this introductory book serves as a comprehensive guide for readers unfamiliar with the topic. It simplifies complex concepts and terminology, making the subject accessible to science students, researchers, and professionals in academia and industry. Drawing from extensive scientific literature, it highlights key developments and applications in ionic liquids chemistry. This work stands out as the first single-author book dedicated to the topic, filling a significant gap in existing educational resources.