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The Forces of Matter by Michael Faraday
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More From the Book Introduction: In spite of the highly technical nature of his work in research, Faraday was remarkably gifted as an expounder of science to popular audiences; and his lectures at the Royal Institution, especially those to younger audiences, were justly famous. The following example is a classic in the department of clear and fascinating scientific exposition. Table of Contents: Introductory Note Lecture I: The Force of Gravitation Lecture II: Gravitation - Cohesion Lecture III:Cohesion - Chemical Affinity Lecture IV: Chemical Affinity - Heat Lecture V: Magnetism - Electricity Lecture VI: The Correlation of The Physical Forces
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