Foundation Science for Engineers
This book is intended primarily for students without science A-levels or the equivalent who are entering an engineering degree or Higher National Diploma course via a foundation year. In this new edition the coverage has been extended to include five new topics: one deals with the nucleus, and the o...
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London
Macmillan Education UK
1998, 1998
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| Edition: | 2nd ed. 1998 |
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Table of Contents:
- FORCE, MATTER AND MOTION
- Topic 1: Quantities
- Topic 2: Forces and Matter
- Topic 3: Equilibrium
- Topic 4: Pressure and Upthrust
- Topic 5: Displacement, Velocity and Acceleration
- Topic 6: Force and Motion
- Topic 7: Momentum and Impulse
- Topic 8: Work, Energy and Power
- Topic 9: Motion in a Circle
- Topic 10: Rotation of Solids
- Topic 11: Simple Harmonic Motion
- Topic 12: Mechanical Waves
- Topic 13: Electromagnetic Waves
- PART 2: STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES OF MATTER
- Topic 14: Atomic Structure and the Elements
- Topic 15: The Nucleus
- Topic 16: Chemical Bonding
- Topic 17: Heat and Temperature
- Topic 18: Heat Transfer
- Topic 19: Gases
- Topic 20: Liquids
- Topic 21: Solids
- Topic 22: Structure of Solids
- Topic 23: The Nature of Ceramics
- Topic 24: The Nature of Metals
- Topic 25: The Nature of Polymers
- Further Questions
- PART 3: ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM
- Topic 26: Electric Charge
- Topic 27: Electric Field
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