Japanese publishers decided Thursday to print more copies of Michael Faraday's "The Chemical History of a Candle," a day after Japan's Akira Yoshino won the Nobel Prize in chemistry and mentioned the book by the British chemist as having sparked his interest in science as a young boy.Iwanami Shoten Publishers and Kadokawa Corp. made the decisions after being flooded with requests for the book from bookstores across Japan since Wednesday evening, when news spread that the 71-year-old had shared the prize with America's John Goodenough and Britain's Stanley Whittingham for their contribution …READ FULL ARTICLE
