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zum gebrauch für unterricht, forschung und technik.

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An edition of Praktische Physik (1944)

Praktische physik

zum gebrauch für unterricht, forschung und technik.

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Mary S. Rosenberg
Language
German
Pages
958

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Subjects

Physics, Laboratory manuals, Equipment and supplies, Physical laboratories, Fisica Geral
Edition Availability
Cover of: Praktische Physik
Praktische Physik: zum Gebrauch fur̈ Unterricht, Forschung und Technik.
1960, B.G. Teubner
in English - 21., ub̈erarb. und ergan̈zte Aufl.
Cover of: Praktische Physik
Praktische Physik: zum Gebrauch für Unterricht, Forschung und Technik
1947, M.S. Rosenberg
in German - 18. neubearb. Aufl.
Cover of: Praktische physik
Praktische physik: zum gebrauch für unterricht, forschung und technik.
1944, Mary S. Rosenberg
in German

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Published in
New York, N.Y

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Library of Congress
QC37 .K75 1944

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Pagination
x, 958 p.
Number of pages
958

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6482901M
LCCN
45005687
OCLC/WorldCat
511390

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