An edition of Keeping things cool (1986)

Keeping things cool

the story of refrigeration and air conditioning

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Cover of: Keeping things cool by Barbara Ford, Barbara Ford
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An edition of Keeping things cool (1986)

Keeping things cool

the story of refrigeration and air conditioning

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Traces the history of our attempts to keep things cool, from the early use of fans and ice to modern refrigeration and air conditioning.

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Publisher
Walker
Language
English
Pages
60

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Subjects

Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery, Juvenile literature, Air conditioning
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Cover of: Keeping things cool
Keeping things cool: the story of refrigeration and air conditioning
1986, Walker
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Edition Notes

Includes index.

Published in
New York, N.Y
Series
Inventions that changed our lives

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
621.5/6
Library of Congress
TP492 .F56 1986

The Physical Object

Pagination
60 p. :
Number of pages
60

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL2544753M
ISBN 10
0802766358, 0802766161
LCCN
85026549
Library Thing
1811490
Goodreads
642767
1491224

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