Funadamentals Of Physical Science
by Konrad Bates Krauskopf
Publisher: McGraw-Hill 1948
ISBN/ASIN: B002FD1RSY
Number of pages: 702
Description:
This book is addressed primarily to college students who wish a general knowledge of the physical sciences rather than detailed knowledge in any one science. It should likewise fill the need of the general reader, college trained or not, who seeks information about the methods of science and the place of science in our modern world.
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