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Magnetic Power
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Gower, JeremyMilne, AnnabelPyke, JeremyAlexander, Nigel

We use magnetism in so many ways that modern life would be imposible without it. We need magnetism to produce large amounts of electricity in power stations. There are magnets in compasses, loudspeakers, electric motors, refrigerator doors, cassette recorders, computer discs and many other useful appliances.

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Cet.2, 1991
ISBN/ISSN
716660598
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p. 62: 28 cm
Series Title
Young Scientist
Call Number
538 ALE m
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Animals With Backbones
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Gower, JeremyCook, DavidGalbraith, SheilaBrand, Maggie

Did you know that all animals can be grouped as either vertebrates or invertebrates/ But what is a vertebrate? A vertebrate is an animal that has a spine, or backbone - a long column of bones running along its back. The animals in this large group can be divided into five smaller groups, or classes - fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals

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Cet.2, 1991
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716660598
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Young Scientist
Call Number
596 BRA a
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Animals Without Backbones
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Barclay, SueGower, JeremyCook, DavidGalbraith, Sheila

All these are invertebrates. An invertebrate is an animal that doesn't have a backbone. Of all the millions of animals in the world, only about 45.000 different kinds, or species, have backbones. By far the greatest group are the invertebrates. Scientists have already given names to more than one million different species.rnInvertebrate animals include sponges, corals and jellyfish: worms, star…

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Cet.2, 1991
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716660598
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Young Scientist
Call Number
592 BAR a
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Using Energy
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Gower, JeremyBrand, MaggieMilne, AnnabelDeverell, Richard

What does energy come from? All energy comes from the Sun. The Sun's energy changes into other kinds of energy when it reaches the Earth. The Sun's energy is even in coal and oil. Long ago, the Sun gave its energy to plants and animals. When they died, their bodies slowly turned into oil and coal over millions of years. Power stations then change the energy in coal and oil into electrical energ…

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Cet.2, 1991
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Series Title
Young Scientist
Call Number
621 BRA u
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Discovering Gases
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Barclay, SueGower, JeremyAitchison, Martin

These are millions of different things in the world, but there are just three different forms of matter. These are solids, liquids and gases. Everything in the world belongs to one of these three main forms.rnYou can probably think of hundreds of different solids and liquids. Solids like sotne and wood are hard and stay the same shape. Liquids like water and petrol can flow from place to place.…

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Young Scientist
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665 AIT d
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Introducing Electricity
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Gower, JeremyBrand, MaggieMilne, AnnabelDeverell, Richard

The contents are Electricity all around; inside the battery; what is static electricity; electricity in your home; wlong the wire; wiring in the home; measuring in volts; heatingup; switching on and off; making electricity safe; generating electricity; distributing electricity; living without electricity

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Cet.2, 1991
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716660598
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Young Scientist
Call Number
537 BRA i
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Investigating Light
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Barclay, SueGower, JeremyCook, DavidDeverell, Richard

This book explain about colour and white light; coloured objects; infra-red rays; glowing int the dark; atoms and light; refraction; images of light; looking through telecopes; the speed of light; making shadows; the human eye;........

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Cet.2, 1991
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716660598
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p. 62: 28 cm
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Young Scientist
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621.323 BAR i
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Key Book
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Gower, JeremyBrand, MaggieLobban, John

Science is all about solving problems. But first, you must decide exactly what the problems is. Your set of Young Scientist will help you to find this out. Soon you will begin questioning everything around you. That is what real scientist do. They need to know why and how things happen. And they're never happy until they find out.

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Cet.2, 1991
ISBN/ISSN
716660598
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p. 126: 28 cm
Series Title
Young Scientist
Call Number
002 BRA k
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Space Technology
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Gower, JeremyAlles, HemeshIllustrators, BristolGeissler, Peter

This book talk about the solar system, light telescopes, rockets, orbits, space shuttle, satellite servants, communications and tracking, training the astronauts, going to the moon, space probes, voyage of discovery.

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Cet.2, 1991
ISBN/ISSN
716660598
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Young Scientist
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600 ALL s
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The Planet Earth
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Gower, JeremyMilne, AnnabelPyke, Jeremy

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Cet.2, 1991
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716660598
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Young Scientist
Call Number
523 GOW p

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ISBN/ISSN
716660598
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Young Scientist
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523 GOW p
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