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Rayner Joel
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Heat engines.

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Hard back book, approx. A5 size x 40mm thick. Plum red binding. Text book with thermodynamics theory, proofs and diagrams.

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Longmans
Language
English
Pages
538

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Subjects
Heat-engines, Thermodynamics
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Barking, Essex. 1962 - 66. He was a great character, Rayner Joel was my thermodynamics lecturer at college - South East Essex Technical College, memorable for all the non-thermodynamics topics we discussed and his advice not to return to college on any days when we got drunk!

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Cover of: Heat Engines
Heat Engines
1960-01-01, Longmans, Green
Cover of: Heat engines.
Heat engines.
1960, Longmans
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Library of Congress
TJ255 .J6

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Pagination
538 p.
Number of pages
538

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL5818209M
LCCN
61003429
OCLC/WorldCat
3638432

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