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Super cool science experiments

Sophie Lockwood

2009

Classical electromagnetic theory

Nunzio Tralli

1963

Electricity and magnetism

W. J. Duffin

1965

Electricity and Magnetism

Kim Magliore, Joel Beller

2001

Starting Point Science, Vol 2

Susan Mayes

1989

De magnete

William Gilbert

1600

The First Book of Electricity

Beryl Epstein, Sam Epstein, Robin King

1953

The Usborne book of batteries & magnets

Vicky Cave, Paula Borton

1995

On induction

Michael Faraday

1838

Investigating Electricity

Sally M. Walker

2012

Introduction to physics

Amanda Kent, Alan Ward

1983

Cool circuits

Susan Martineau

2012

Intermediate Electromagnetic Theory

Joseph V. Stewart

2001

A history of the theories of aether and electricity

E. T. Whittaker

1910

Switch on, switch off

Melvin Berger

1989

Interpreting the National Electrical Code

Truman Surbrook, Truman C. Surbrook, Jonathon Althouse

1993

Electricity

Andrew Haslam, Wendy Baker, Alexandra Parsons

1992

Electricity one-seven

Harry Mileaf

1978

Classical electricity and magnetism

Wolfgang Kurt Hermann Panofsky

1955

Stealing God's thunder

Philip Dray

2005

Electricity in modern life

George William von Tunzelmann

1890

Exploring Energy/Power from the Sun, Muscles, Fuel, Machines, Inventions, and Atoms/Book and Stickers

Scholastic Books

1995

Independent Energy Guide

Kevin Jeffrey

1995

Amazing Electricity (Amazing Science)

Sally Hewitt

2006

Electricy

Wendy Sadler

2005

Physics

Jeremy Pollard

2015

When Charlie McButton Lost Power

Suzanne Collins

2005

Electricity

Mari C. Schuh

2007

Experimental researches in electricity

Michael Faraday

1839

Physics of semiconductor devices

S. M. Sze

1969

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