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HEAT AS A FORM OF ENERGY.
By Professor R. H. Thurston, of Cornell University.
In One Volume, small crown 8vo. Illustrated, 5s.
CONTENTS.
| The Philosophers’ Ideas of Heat. | Air and Gas Engines, their Work and their Promise. |
| The Science of Thermodynamics. | The Development of the Steam Engine. |
| Heat Transfer and the World’s Industries. | Summary and Conclusion. |
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