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Much more than a guide to the world of science, this book delves into the many fascinating phenomena that can be found in laboratories and in the world surrounding us. It is linked to the internet to help readers build on their knowledge by accessing over 100 relevant web sites.
First publish date: 2007
Authors: Phillip Clarke
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