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Penny Le Couteur

Exploring Molecules That Shaped History and Transformed Civilization.

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Author: Penny Le Couteur

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9781585423316

Language: English

Publish Date: 01/01/1991

Audiobook length: 31min

Napoleon's Buttons Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: PEPPERS, NUTMEG, AND CLOVES

00:0028:23

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Chapter 2: ASCORBIC ACID

00:0034:02

Chapter 3: GLUCOSE

00:0028:41

Chapter 4: CELLULOSE

00:0025:01

Chapter 5: NITRO COMPOUNDS

00:0031:15

Chapter 6: SILK AND NYLON

00:0026:05

Chapter 7: PHENOL

00:0029:04

Chapter 8: ISOPRENE

00:0036:49

Chapter 9: DYES

00:0034:38

Chapter 10: WONDER DRUGS

00:0033:38

Chapter 11: THE PILL

00:0035:40

Chapter 12: MOLECULES OF WITCHCRAFT

00:0042:39

Chapter 13: MORPHINE, NICOTINE, AND CAFFEINE

00:0041:08

Chapter 14: OLEIC ACID

00:0035:05

Chapter 15: SALT

00:0033:03

Chapter 16: CHLOROCARBON COMPOUNDS

00:0037:51

Chapter 17: MOLECULES VERSUS MALARIA

00:0038:46

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Who should listen Napoleon's Buttons

"Napoleon's Buttons" by Penny Le Couteur is an engaging exploration of the pivotal role that specific molecules, particularly spices and other chemicals, played in shaping history. This summary audiobook is ideal for history enthusiasts, educators, and students looking to deepen their understanding of how science and trade influenced major historical events. Additionally, anyone with an interest in chemistry or the connections between science and culture will find valuable insights in this accessible overview.

3 quotes from Napoleon's Buttons

"It is the molecules that determine the properties of matter, and hence the course of human history, rather than the historical events themselves."
"The story of science is the story of our struggle to understand the world and the materials we find in it, which has ultimately shaped civilization."
"The chemical discoveries that changed the world were inextricably linked with the societal and cultural currents of their time, illustrating the profound interconnections between science and history."

Author : Penny Le Couteur

Penny Le Couteur is a Canadian chemist and author known for her engaging writing that bridges the gap between science and everyday life. With a solid academic foundation and experience in both teaching and research, she has a knack for making complex scientific concepts accessible to a general audience. Le Couteur's passion for the interplay between science and history is vividly showcased in her critically acclaimed book "Napoleon's Buttons," co-authored with Jay Burreson, where she explores the profound impact of chemistry on society through the lens of historical events. Her work not only reflects her expertise in chemistry but also her talent for storytelling, making her a prominent figure in popular science literature.

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