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Natural philosophy

John Herbert Sangster

1861

Using energy

Macmillan/McGraw-Hill School Publishing Company

1993

Heat and Mass Transfer

Kurt C. Rolle

1999

Using energy

Morgan, Sally.

1993

Mechanics, heat, and sound

Francis Weston Sears

1958

Computer-aided engineering

A. D. Gosman

1985

Solar heat storage

George Ashel Lane

1983

Heat transfer

Benjamin Gebhart

1971

Principles of Heat Transfer

Massoud Kaviany

2001

Introduction to heat transfer

David P. DeWitt, Adrienne S. Lavine, Frank P. Incropera et al.

2007

All About Heat

Lisa Trumbauer

2004

Handbook of Single-Phase Convective Heat Transfer

W. Aung, S. Kakaç, R. K. Shah

1987

Moment theory and some inverse problems in potential theory and heat conduction

Vy K. Le, Rudolf Gorenflo, Dang D. Ang et al.

2002

Conductors and insulators

Angela Royston

2008

Heat

Bill Streever

2013

Problems in heat and mass transfer

J. R. Backhurst

1974

Thermal conduction in solids

R. Berman

1976

Fundamentals of heat and mass transfer

David P. DeWitt, Frank P. Incropera

1990

One Day in the Desert

Jean Craighead George

1996

The principles of the doctrine of life-annuities

Francis Maseres

1783

Boiling heat transfer and two-phase flow

L. S. Tong

1965

Mathematical Principles of Heat Transfer (Series in Thermal & Fluid Physics & Engineering)

K. N. Shukla

2005

Specification of Alfred Ford

Alfred Ford

1870

Heat transfer in steam boiler furnaces

A. G. Blokh

1988

Heating

Chris Oxlade

2009

Physics for kids

Wood, Robert W.

1989

Heat

Maria Hidalgo

2007

Mechanics, molecular physics, heat, and sound

Robert Andrews Millikan

1965

The hottest boy who ever lived

Anna Fienberg

1995

The CHP Book of Amazing Experiments You Can Do at Home

Andrew Vowles

1985

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