Light compiled by Eric Deeson

Contributor(s):

Deeson, Eric [compiler]

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Series: (ASE Lab Books) | Bishop, A.A ; Publication details: London John Murray 1975Description: 85 pagesContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

071953092X

Subject(s):

Light

Contents:

Elementary and general; Demonstration in geometrical optics; Practical work in geometrical optics, Demonstrations in physical optics, Practical work in physical optics, Miscellaneous.

Summary: This new paperback series is the successor to the well known Science Masters' Books. Each of the Lab Books covers one or two topics only, bringing together the cream of the teaching notes and experimental units that have appeared in The School Science Review during the last or twenty years. It is on these teaching 'notes' that the great reputation and world-wide circulation of the SSR are largely based.

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Includes bibliographical references and index

Elementary and general; Demonstration in geometrical optics; Practical work in geometrical optics, Demonstrations in physical optics, Practical work in physical optics, Miscellaneous.

This new paperback series is the successor to the well known Science Masters' Books. Each of the Lab Books covers one or two topics only, bringing together the cream of the teaching notes and experimental units that have appeared in The School Science Review during the last or twenty years. It is on these teaching 'notes' that the great reputation and world-wide circulation of the SSR are largely based.

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