An edition of Newton and the origin of colours (1934)

Newton and the origin of colours

a study of one of the earliest examples of scientific method

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Newton and the origin of colours
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G. Bell & sons ltd.
Language
English
Pages
133

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Subjects

Color, Science, Methodology

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Isaac Newton Sir (1642-1727)

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1934, G. Bell & sons ltd.
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1934, Bell
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Bibliography: p. 131-133.

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London
Series
Classics of scientific method

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
535.6
Library of Congress
QC495 .R77

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Pagination
viii ,133 p.
Number of pages
133

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OL6321467M
LCCN
35011005
OCLC/WorldCat
2018703

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