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Catalogue record · GEN · EN · 0859

The Story of Electricity

Language
English
Chapters
12
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The Story of Electricity is a novel written in English.

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Synopsis

The purpose of this little book is to present the essential facts of electrical science in a popular and interesting way, as befits the scheme of the series to which it belongs. Electrical phenomena have been observed since the first man viewed one of the most spectacular and magnificent of them all in the thunderstorm, but the services of electricity which we enjoy are the product solely of scientific achievement in the nineteenth century. It is to these services that the main part of the following discussion is devoted.

Contents

Chapters of The Story of Electricity
ChapterTitleStatus
1Chapter 1In the app
2Chapter 2In the app
3Chapter 3In the app
4Chapter 4In the app
5Chapter 5In the app
6Chapter 6In the app
7Chapter 7In the app
8Chapter 8In the app
9Chapter 9In the app
10Chapter 10In the app
11Chapter 11In the app
12Chapter 12In the app

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How many chapters of The Story of Electricity can I read here?

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Which language is The Story of Electricity written in?

English. Its shelf mark is GEN · EN · 0859, and everything in this record is in English.

Where can I read The Story of Electricity?

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