Physics, Part 1

A widely used introductory physics textbook covering the fundamental principles of classical physics. This volume (Part 1) focuses on mechanics, heat, and wave motion, presenting concepts with clear explanations and problem-solving approaches.

Modern Methods of Chemical Analysis.

Edition

2

ISBN/ISSN

0-471-02245-4

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Series Title

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Call Number

54300000 689M

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