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Science Terms Made Easy

Science Terms Made Easy

Joseph S. Elias

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Defines scientific words, gives the language that they originally came from, and describes what each word--and various parts of that word--meant in that original language, with appendices that define common prefixes, roots, and suffixes.

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Reference - Thesauri

Year:

2007

Edition:

1

Publisher:

Greenwood

Language:

english

Pages:

218

ISBN 10:

0313084327

ISBN 13:

9780313338960

File:

PDF, 1.25 MB

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english, 2007

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