The New Book of KnowledgeGrolier, 1986 - 21 sider An illustrated encyclopedia containing over 9,000 articles on history, literature, art and music, geography, myths and legends, mathematics, science, hobbies, holidays and festivals, games, sports, crafts, medicine, law, government, industry, politics, and other topics. |
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Side 15
... flow round the oceans in a clockwise direction . In the Southern Hemisphere , the currents flow counterclockwise . The force that deflects the currents ( bends them ) from a straight line is called the Coriolis force ( after Gaspard de ...
... flow round the oceans in a clockwise direction . In the Southern Hemisphere , the currents flow counterclockwise . The force that deflects the currents ( bends them ) from a straight line is called the Coriolis force ( after Gaspard de ...
Side 127
... flow through a conductor that connects a positive and a negative charge. As some electrons flow into the conductor from the negative charge, others flow out of the conductor to the positive charge. This flow of electrons is called an ...
... flow through a conductor that connects a positive and a negative charge. As some electrons flow into the conductor from the negative charge, others flow out of the conductor to the positive charge. This flow of electrons is called an ...
Side 132
... flow. won) of r DRY CELL CONDUCTOR current. As he pushed the magnet into the coil Faraday noticed a reading on the meter. When he held the magnet still, there ... FLOW CURRENT RUBBER PLIERS To describe the flow of electricity in a. OF WATER.
... flow. won) of r DRY CELL CONDUCTOR current. As he pushed the magnet into the coil Faraday noticed a reading on the meter. When he held the magnet still, there ... FLOW CURRENT RUBBER PLIERS To describe the flow of electricity in a. OF WATER.
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