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Mathematical Principles of Heat Transfer (Series in Thermal & Fluid Physics & Engineering)

K. N. Shukla

2005

Specification of Alfred Ford

Alfred Ford

1870

Heat transfer in steam boiler furnaces

A. G. Blokh

1988

Heating

Chris Oxlade

2009

Physics for kids

Wood, Robert W.

1989

Heat

Maria Hidalgo

2007

Mechanics, molecular physics, heat, and sound

Robert Andrews Millikan

1965

The hottest boy who ever lived

Anna Fienberg

1995

The CHP Book of Amazing Experiments You Can Do at Home

Andrew Vowles

1985

Thermal management of microelectronic equipment

Richard C. Chu, Lian-Tuu Yeh

2001

On heat in its relations to water and steam

Charles Wye Williams

1860

The early development of the concepts of temperature and heat

Duane E. Roller

1961

Engineering flow and heat exchange

Octave Levenspiel

1984

James Prescott Joule and the concept of energy

Henry John Steffens

1979

Nuclear heat transport

M. M. El-Wakil

1978

Handbook of Heat and Mass Transfer

Nicholas P. Cheremisinoff

1990

Physics in Engineering: 16-19: Book 1

Gordon Raitt

1992

Can you really fry an egg on a stone?

Alexandra Parsons

1992

Elementary heat power

Harry L. Solberg

1952

Hot and Cold (It's Science!)

Sally Hewitt

1999

Momentum, energy, and mass transfer in continua

John Charles Slattery

1971

The North Wind and the Sun

Jean de La Fontaine

1987

Heat, bearings, and lubrication

Ralph A. Burton

1999

Heat transfer

Gregory Nellis

2008

Heat transmission

William H. McAdams

1933

Handbook of thermal conductivity

Carl L. Yaws

1995

Fundamentals of thermal-fluid sciences

Yunus A. Çengel, Robert H. Turner

2001

Discovering thermodynamics

Joseph Kantrowitz

2012

Thermal conductivity of solids

J. E. Parrott

1975

Handbook of heat transfer applications

Warren M. Rohsenow, J. P. Hartnett

1985

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