The Chemical History of a Candle

Explore the captivating world of chemistry through the illuminating lectures of Michael Faraday in "The Chemical History Of A Candle." More than just a guide to candle experiments, this book delves into the fundamental principles of science as revealed through the humble candle flame. Faraday's accessible and engaging style transforms everyday observations into profound lessons in chemistry and industrial technology.

Originally delivered as a series of lectures, this book unveils the hidden science behind burning candles. From the composition of wax to the intricate chemical reactions that produce light and heat, Faraday meticulously explores every facet of this seemingly simple phenomenon. A timeless classic for anyone curious about the world around them, "The Chemical History Of A Candle" offers a unique perspective on science, making it both informative and surprisingly enchanting. Discover why this book has remained a cherished resource for generations.

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