The loudest? In his new book Extreme Cosmos (Perigee, 2012), astronomer Bryan Gaensler reveals the cosmic record holders of these and many other titles. In an excerpt below, from the chapter Extremes of Temperature, Gaensler explains the physics behind some of the hottest stars known:
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Types of Chemical Reactions. Doing chemical reactions is the main focus of chemistry because that's where the action is. That's when something gets made, changed, or destroyed. So a lot of emphasis is placed on chemical reactions. Chemical reactions can be understood by these three areas of focus. A reaction is basically shuffling around the building blocks of chemistry (atoms/ions/molecules/electrons). Force & energy is what decides if the reaction occurs and how fast.