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Matter

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The visible and the invisible

W. Schommers

1998

The structure of matter

Joan Solomon

1973

Statistical mechanics

R. H. Fowler

1929

Color

Rebecca Kraft Rector

2019

What Is Matter?

Don L. Curry

2004

Solids, liquids, and gases science projects

Robert Gardner

2013

Gravity

George Gamow

1962

Atoms and chemical reactions

Suzanne Slade

2007

Newton on matter and activity

Ernan McMullin

1978

Cooling

Chris Oxlade

2009

Understanding the properties of matter

Michael De Podesta

1996

Hot and cold

Terry J. Jennings

2008

Cooling

Patricia Whitehouse

2004

Solid or Liquid?

Anne Montgomery

2015

On the elementary principles of nature; and the simple laws by which they are governed. Being an attempt to demonstrate their existence, and to explain their mode of action; particularly in those states, in which, they produce the attractions of cohesion, gravitation, magnetism and electricity; and also fire, light, and water

Peart, E.

1789

Touch It!

Adrienne Mason

2005

Sticky

Sarah Warbrick

1996

The electrical nature of matter and radioactivity

Jones, Harry Clary

1906

The Analysis of Matter

Bertrand Russell

1927

Science fair projects about the properties of matter, revised and expanded using the scientific method

Robert Gardner

2010

Concepts of modern physics

Arthur Beiser

1967

Solids, Liquids and Gases

Angela Royston

2001

The basics of atoms and molecules

Tom Jackson

2014

Epic of evolution

Eric Chaisson

2006

The Magic Furnace

Marcus Chown

2001

Atoms and molecules

Chris Woodford

2013

Physical properties of food and agricultural materials

Nuri N Mohsenin

1981

Elementary particles

Enrico Fermi

1951

Werewolves and states of matter

Janet Slingerland

2012

Mass

Jim Baggott

2017

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