An edition of From Watt to Clausius (1971)

From Watt to Clausius

the rise of thermodynamics in the early industrial age

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An edition of From Watt to Clausius (1971)

From Watt to Clausius

the rise of thermodynamics in the early industrial age

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Language
English
Pages
336

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Cover of: From Watt to Clausius
From Watt to Clausius: the rise of thermodynamics in the early industrial age
1989, Iowa State University Press
in English
Cover of: From Watt to Clausius
From Watt to Clausius: the rise of thermodynamics in the early industrial age
1971, Cornell University Press
in English
Cover of: From Watt to Clausius
From Watt to Clausius: the rise of thermodynamics in the early industrial age
1971, Heinemann Educational
in English

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Ithaca, N.Y

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
621.4/021/0903
Library of Congress
TJ265 .C33

The Physical Object

Pagination
xv, 336 p.
Number of pages
336

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL5318242M
Internet Archive
fromwatttoclausi0000card
ISBN 10
0801406781
LCCN
72163129
Library Thing
3018872
Goodreads
3710076

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