A Non-Traditional Guide to Physical Chemistry

Focusing on the historical development of physical chemistry since the 16th century, this book explores how physical chemists interpret chemical processes through physical laws. Hydrogen serves as the central theme, illustrating fundamental concepts and its potential as a key industrial raw material and energy carrier. The text emphasizes simplicity, with minimal mathematics and accessible discussions of basic chemical processes, aiming to inspire curiosity among high school students, non-chemistry majors, and general readers interested in chemistry.