The UN has declared this 2011 as the "International Year chemistry." Sure at first it does not generate great enthusiasm. All associate chemistry with boring or unnatural. "This wine has great chemistry," we say when wine regularly know. As if the chemicals could enjoy some special social status, the media recently revealed the existence of a cousin of Saddam who was accused of horrible crimes, as well the individual concerned was known as "Chemical Ali ." Well, finally this year we can try to rescue the trunk of chemistry injustice and blasphemy.
"We owe something to the chemistry?. Of course, we owe much. Let me name Lavoisier, "father of modern chemistry." This distinguished scientist, identified more than 200 years on the air we breathe oxygen to live and we light the fire. By the way, was guillotined in the midst of the French Revolution, not chemical, but because he had the misfortune of being a tax collector at the wrong time. The chemistry has changed little since Lavoisier, chemists have been able to study and synthesize molecules that help us in everyday life, drugs, vitamins, hormones, plastics, detergents, fuels, our life would be very different, very difficult, without chemistry. Moreover, if we know more about the world around us is through the chemistry allows us to go on a molecular scale inaccessible to the senses and advance the knowledge of nature. The challenges of chemistry are very important to ensure a smooth future. The depletion and imbalance in resources, both nutritional and energy, pollution, climate change, combating diseases and pests. Surely we need a lot of chemistry, chemistry of the good.
"We owe something to the chemistry?. Of course, we owe much. Let me name Lavoisier, "father of modern chemistry." This distinguished scientist, identified more than 200 years on the air we breathe oxygen to live and we light the fire. By the way, was guillotined in the midst of the French Revolution, not chemical, but because he had the misfortune of being a tax collector at the wrong time. The chemistry has changed little since Lavoisier, chemists have been able to study and synthesize molecules that help us in everyday life, drugs, vitamins, hormones, plastics, detergents, fuels, our life would be very different, very difficult, without chemistry. Moreover, if we know more about the world around us is through the chemistry allows us to go on a molecular scale inaccessible to the senses and advance the knowledge of nature. The challenges of chemistry are very important to ensure a smooth future. The depletion and imbalance in resources, both nutritional and energy, pollution, climate change, combating diseases and pests. Surely we need a lot of chemistry, chemistry of the good.
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