Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Elements of Physics, Experimental and Descriptive
This book is the outgrowth of an attempt, covering a period of six years, to teach physics to young pupils in a manner which combines simplicity of language and presentation with the important manifestations of matter which constantly make up their environment. It is the aim of the text to combine experimental and descriptive instruction in order that both may be better understood.
The authors have sought throughout this book to keep constantly before the pupils things and phenomena which they can see 'and observe. Plain, logical, and accurate statements of fact and explanations have been sought. Formulated statements of definitions and principles relat ing to the subject have been brought out, and as far as practicable, the application has been Shown and illustrated. It has not been the intention to produce a complete work on any particular phase of the subject, but Such an ele mentary treatment of first principles as it is hoped will prove helpful and welcome.
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