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Physical science

2016
Text and photographs look at various topics related to physical sciences.

Sound

2014
This book describes the properties of sound and the part it plays in communication, entertainment, navigation, health care, and industry covering such terms as decibels, sonar, ultrasound, amplitude, and more.

Energy

2014
Charging a cell phone and going for a run both use energy. Plants create energy using sunlight. People eat food and break it down for energy. In short, energy is everywhere! Readers will learn the basic components of energy, including matter and atoms, as well as the many different kinds of energy that exist in the universe.

Physical science

Presents information and question and answer sections on the physical sciences, discussing things like the states of matter, what the hardest natural substance is, how magnetism and electricity work, and how sound carries.

Experiments for future chemists

2017
After reading about the types of jobs chemists have, students begin experimenting with hands-on activities from award-winning author Robert Gardner.

Marie Curie

genius researcher of radioactivity
2015

Antoine Lavoisier

genius of modern chemistry
2015
Antoine Lavoisier is considered to be the father of modern chemistry. Using experiments and careful measurements, he created a system to help chemists understand how matter behaves. He discovered and named oxygen and hydrogen, and helped set up a system to classify these and other elements. Perhaps his most famous discovery is the role oxygen plays in combustion.

Experiments with a Lemon.

2016
Title details some simple science experiments that deal with lemons.

The visible universe

1991
Explores the history of astronomy including the technological advancements that have allowed us to see farther back in time than ever seemed possible.

Understanding waves and wave motion

2015
Waves and wave motion are the keys to communication but they can also help us understand the movement of storms and of planets.

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