Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Text-Book of Physics: With Sections on the Application, of Physics to Physiology and Medicine
This book has been written from the point of view of the student of medicine, in the hope of attracting attention to the intimate dependence of physiology on physical principles, and at the same time supplying a practical handbook of moderate dimensions, containing so much of Physics as the student amongst his many other claims can find time for.
The treatment is, however, sufficiently Wide to make the book of use to chemical, engineering, and other students, being in fact based on the author's lectures for the Intermediate Examination in Science at London University.
The more difficult and advanced parts have been printed in smaller type, so that they may be omitted if desired.
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