Want to Exchange Science Books on Nanotechnology and Modern Physics?

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The discussion centers on a request for exchanging popular science books focused on nanotechnology and modern physics, specifically aimed at readers who prefer accessible content without complex mathematics. The poster is seeking to connect with others who have read such books and are willing to trade, emphasizing a casual approach to the exchange. The individual is located in Israel and encourages interested parties to reach out for potential book swaps.
mamluka
I would like to exchange books on nanotechnology and modern physics
Popular science books only
I am too young for all that math

if you have a book had read already
and it's just laying around contact me here please

I live in Israel
 
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I have this nifty book that describes how to make nuclear weapons from houshold kitchen cleaning products I never use.

Just kidding.

Not a good post at the present time, btw.
 


Hi there! I am also interested in exchanging books on nanotechnology and modern physics. However, I am looking for popular science books that are easy to understand as I am not well-versed in advanced mathematics. If you have any books that you have already read and are just lying around, I would love to exchange them with you. I live in Israel, so please contact me here to discuss further. Thank you!
 

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