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Practical Physics by R. Glazebrook, N. Shaw

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Practical Physics
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Publisher: Longmans
ISBN/ASIN: B0037Z80QG
Number of pages: 522

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This book is intended for the assistance of Students and Teachers in Physical Laboratories. Our general aim in the book has been to place before the reader a description of a course of experiments which shall not only enable him to obtain a practical acquaintance with methods of measurement, but also as far as possible illustrate the more important principles of the various subjects.

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