FHSST Physics
Publisher: Wikibooks 2005
Number of pages: 396
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FHSST Physics is a Free High School Science Textbook on physics. It covers waves and wavelike motion, vectors, forces, rectilinear motion, momentum, work and energy, collisions and explosions, Newtonian gravitation, pressure, heat and properties of matter, electrostatics, electricity, magnets and electromagnetism, electronics, the atom, modern physics, atomic nucleus.
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