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AP physics 1

algebra-based 2020
2019
Provides tips and strategies to prepare for the Advanced Placement Physics 1 exam, detailing a five-step study plan, and providing a diagnostic test, 2 full-length practice exams, and reviews on motion, forces, collisions, work and energy, rotation, gravitation, electricity, waves, and more.

Cracking the AP physics 1 exam

2020
A guide to preparing for the Advanced Placement physics 1 exam, featuring a review of subjects covered on the test, test-taking strategies, and five full-length practice exams with explained answers.

Particle physics

A book for high school students about the discovery of the electron and the establishment of the scientific discipline of particle physics.

How do objects move?

2019
"A book about the laws of motion for young readers"--Provided by publisher.

Make waves

experiments with light, sound, & energy
2019
Do you know how heat, sound and light energy is stored and released, how we can use it, and what happens when it's gone? Find out by making your own exciting experiment.

Stephan Hawking

2020
Provides an in-depth look at the inspiration, achievements, and successes that define Stephen Hawking.

In your element

experiments with air & water
2019
Do you know what air and water are made of, how tough they are, and how they interact with other elements? Find out by making your own exciting experiments.

Explanatorium of science

2019
Discover how chemistry, physics and biology really work! Watch as mixtures merge and matter changes state. Discover how some chemical changes can be reversed, yet others can't, and why some reactions produce a bang! See bacteria at work in the world around us, and even inside the human digestive system. Understand the tricks that light plays and unlock the secrets of electricity to find out how it powers your home. Whether it's elements, evolution, or energy, the world of science is brought to life by stunning photographic explanations that answer the biggest and smallest questions about our Universe.

Probable impossibilities

musings on beginnings and endings
"Before the discovery of quarks, we hadn't imagined anything smaller than protons and neutrons. Are quarks the end of the line, the smallest imaginable objects in nature? Can the universe be divided into infinitely smaller units in the same way the universe is ever-expanding? Alan Lightman explores these questions in his characteristic accessible and lyrical prose, considering the igniting element behind consciousness, the origin of life, the anatomy of a smile, our fickle memories. Probable Impossibilities brings together recently published and four original essays. Throughout, Lightman guides a discussion on what we know of the universe, life, the mind, and the conception of things vastly larger than ourselves in time and space"--Provided by the publisher.

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