9798343560343 - the octet rule: a quest for stability in chemistry of life de chavan, sandeep (4 resultados)
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In THE OCTET RULE: The Quest for Stability in Chemistry of Life, we embark on a journey that merges the world of chemistry with the philosophical quest for balance in human life. Drawing parallels between the Octet Rule in chemistry and the human desire for stability, this book explores how…atoms and humans alike navigate the complexities of existence in pursuit of equilibrium.The Octet Rule explains how atoms achieve stability by losing, gaining, or sharing electrons, serving as a metaphor for the human experience. Like atoms, humans seek harmony in relationships, careers, emotional well-being, and personal growth.The book is divided into chapters that explore these aspects of stability: Losing to Gain compares how metals find stability by losing electrons to the human experience of letting go-whether of possessions, emotions, or ego-showing that detachment leads to peace and growth.Gaining for Completion explores how non-metals achieve stability by gaining electrons, paralleling human growth through the acceptance of knowledge and love.Sharing for Harmony draws on covalent bonds, where atoms share electrons, to illustrate how emotional connections through sharing love, support, and time create harmony and resilience.The Exceptions: Stability Through Complexity highlights atoms that defy the Octet Rule and compares them to individuals who find fulfillment through unconventional paths.The Universal Quest for Stability questions whether we seek happiness, peace, or purpose, and challenges the idea of stability as a final destination.The Role of Instinct and Awareness delves into whether the drive for balance is instinctual or a conscious choice, exploring insights from philosophy and psychology.The Spiritual Dimension asks if humans seek only physical stability or a deeper spiritual balance, highlighting mindfulness and meditation as tools for inner peace.When Stability Fails embraces instability as a catalyst for growth, drawing on how chaos can lead to transformation and deeper fulfillment.The Ongoing Journey concludes that stability is not a static state but an evolving process, balancing chaos and order, loss and gain, in life's continuous pursuit of harmony.By merging chemistry and philosophy, THE OCTET RULE: The Quest for Stability in Chemistry of Life offers fresh insights into how we navigate life's complexities in the ongoing search for balance and fulfillment. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
