Some Quantum Physics I

How about a glimpse into the essence of light, energy, or the universe? If you are interested in physics, this bookseries on quantum physics and quantum chemistry is just right for you. The first part of the book series, Some Quantum Physics I, deals with energy, light and photons, as well as force, magnetism and electricity. The book is divided into two parts, the first of which deals with Einstein's equation E = mc2, opens it, and presents a new focus on this equation. Einstein's equation is returned to in the last chapter of the fifth part of the book series, Some Quantum Physics III. In the second part of Some Quantum Physics I, you can get acquainted with photons belonging to the smallest particles of the universe and their properties, as well as the forces acting in the universe, e.g. gravity and centrifugal force, and also magnetism, electricity, and electric current. The book series is an interesting glimpse into quantum physics and quantum chemistry, and right in the first chapter of the first book in the series, Einstein's equation E = mc2 gets a ride. So it's time to update Einstein's equation and the physics and chemistry we know to the 21st century! The books in this Quantum book series are suitable for anyone interested in natural sciences; from high school students to university students and beyond, as well as to the most enthusiastic secondary school readers interested in physics. Hopefully, this book series on quantum physics and quantum chemistry will give you, dear reader, new perspectives on quantum physics and quantum chemistry and also broaden your horizons in the natural sciences. The first five volumes of the series have now been published as electronic e-books. Some Quantum Physics I is the first part of the series. Some Quantum Chemistry I is the second part of the series. Some Quantum Chemistry II is the third part of the series. Some Quantum Physics II is the fourth part of the series. Some Quantum Physics III is the fifth part of the series. Have a rewarding and interesting read!