Title: An Excelent Source for The History of Chemical Science
Product review: This edition to the Dover Classics of Science series traces the continuing growth of radioactive science. The book begins with the difficulties of studying transitory radioactive elements, moving on to discuss similarities between unrelated radioactive substances, the theory of isotopes, and ultimately the Bohr model of the atom. Included is an extensive historical introduction by the editor, along with frequent editorial comments on the papers that make up the majority of the work. These annotations allow even the layman to understand these basic and important trends in radioactive science.
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