Tocci, Salvatore

Presents an introduction to chlorine, in simple text with illustrations, including information on what it is made of, how it is used, and how it affects the environment.

Describes tin, where it comes from, and the many ways it can be used.

Describes silver, where it comes from, and the great variety of its uses.

Describes iron, where it comes from, and the great variety of its uses.

Describes copper, where it comes from, and the great variety of its uses.

Describes aluminum, where it comes from, and the great variety of its uses.

Photographs and text describe the properties and importance of water. Includes simple experiments with water which can be done by children.

Examines coral reefs around the world, the species of marine life that inhabit them, their value to humans, how reefs are formed, and ways to protect them from further destruction by oil and chemical spills.

Describes the different plants and animals that live in the various saltwater habitats of Maine, including the ocean, coastal waters, estuaries, salt marshes, and swamps.

Presents instructions for nine experiments and explains the lessons they teach about the properties of light.