An Introduction to Chemistry for Young Adults Preparing for Integrated Science
Stories of everyday chemistry beyond the periodic table!

An easy and fun introduction to chemistry for today's youth preparing for non-fiction and integrated science.
Physics, chemistry, life science, and earth science, collectively known as integrated science, are important axes of basic science education that begins in middle school.
Science skills developed in middle school lead to more in-depth learning in high school, so science education at this time is very important.
This book, "The Usefulness of Chemistry for Today's Youth," addresses this need by introducing chemistry not as a difficult and complex subject, but as a friendly discipline that anyone can easily access in their daily lives.
For young people who don't know much about science, we provide an opportunity for them to become familiar with chemistry by introducing easy experiments that can be done at home and that allow them to learn the principles of chemistry.

The author, a current high school science teacher, presents various everyday examples to make chemistry, a subject of integrated science, accessible and fun.
For example, by introducing how chemistry is used in various ways, such as how shampoo and detergent work, the chemical reactions that occur in the carbonated drinks we drink, fermented foods, snacks, and ice cream, artists' use of chemistry, scientific investigations, and the development of new drugs, we are helping young people to naturally encounter chemistry.
As young people learn about the uses of chemistry that are closely connected to their daily lives, they will realize that chemistry is not just a subject for exams, but a very useful discipline in real life.

This book, "The Usefulness of Chemistry for Today's Youth," goes beyond simply imparting chemical knowledge; it explains important chemical concepts in an interesting way so that young people can easily understand them.
It will serve as a stepping stone to help solidify the foundation of integrated science learned in middle school and lead to more in-depth chemistry studies in high school.
By breaking down the barrier of difficult science and providing a new perspective on the world through chemistry, it will serve as an opportunity for everyone from young people new to chemistry to adults seeking a deeper understanding to become familiar with science.