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• catalog alternative "Physical science.".
• catalog contributor b1261087.
• catalog contributor b1261088.
• catalog contributor b1261089.
• catalog created "[1958]".
• catalog date "1958".
• catalog date "[1958]".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "[1958]".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• catalog description "pt. I. The study of motion. Speed and acceleration -- Galileo and the kinematics of free fall -- Projectile motion -- pt. II. The study of forces. Newton's laws of motion -- Uniform circular motion -- pt. III. The study of planetary systems. The astronomy of ancient Greece -- The heliocentric theory of Copernicus -- On the nature of scientific theory -- Kepler's laws -- Galileo's contribution to astronomy -- The theory of universal gravitation -- Some consequences of Newton's work -- pt. IV. On structure and method in physical science. On the nature of concepts -- On the duality and growth of science -- On scientific discovery -- pt. V. The conservation principles. The principle of conservation of mass -- The principle of conservation of momentum -- The principle of conservation of energy in mechanics -- Heat phenomena and the caloric theory -- Extension of the principle of conservation of energy -- pt. VI. Origins of the atomic theory in physics and chemistry. Gases and the structure of matter -- Dalton's atomic theory of chemistry -- The rise of modern chemistry -- The periodic system of the elements -- The kinetic theory of matter and heat -- pt. VII. Theories of fields in electricity and magnetism. The quantification of electrical science -- Further developments in electrostatics -- Electrochemistry and electromagnetism -- The electromagnetic theory of light -- pt. VIII. The quantum physics of light and matter. Some optical principles -- Continuous spectra. Birth of the quantum theory -- The photoelectric effect. Einstein's photon theory -- Spectra of gases -- The atomic model of Rutherford and Bohr -- Further successes of Bohr's theory of atomic structure -- pt. IX. The nucleus. Radioactivity -- Isotopes -- Nuclear structure and nuclear energy -- Further developments of nuclear physics.".
• catalog extent "782 p.".
• catalog hasFormat "Foundations of modern physical science.".
• catalog isFormatOf "Foundations of modern physical science.".
• catalog isPartOf "Addison-Wesley physics series".
• catalog issued "1958".
• catalog issued "[1958]".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Reading, Mass., Addison-Wesley Pub. Co.".
• catalog relation "Foundations of modern physical science.".
• catalog subject "530".
• catalog subject "Physics History.".
• catalog subject "Physics.".
• catalog subject "QC23 .H757".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. I. The study of motion. Speed and acceleration -- Galileo and the kinematics of free fall -- Projectile motion -- pt. II. The study of forces. Newton's laws of motion -- Uniform circular motion -- pt. III. The study of planetary systems. The astronomy of ancient Greece -- The heliocentric theory of Copernicus -- On the nature of scientific theory -- Kepler's laws -- Galileo's contribution to astronomy -- The theory of universal gravitation -- Some consequences of Newton's work -- pt. IV. On structure and method in physical science. On the nature of concepts -- On the duality and growth of science -- On scientific discovery -- pt. V. The conservation principles. The principle of conservation of mass -- The principle of conservation of momentum -- The principle of conservation of energy in mechanics -- Heat phenomena and the caloric theory -- Extension of the principle of conservation of energy -- pt. VI. Origins of the atomic theory in physics and chemistry. Gases and the structure of matter -- Dalton's atomic theory of chemistry -- The rise of modern chemistry -- The periodic system of the elements -- The kinetic theory of matter and heat -- pt. VII. Theories of fields in electricity and magnetism. The quantification of electrical science -- Further developments in electrostatics -- Electrochemistry and electromagnetism -- The electromagnetic theory of light -- pt. VIII. The quantum physics of light and matter. Some optical principles -- Continuous spectra. Birth of the quantum theory -- The photoelectric effect. Einstein's photon theory -- Spectra of gases -- The atomic model of Rutherford and Bohr -- Further successes of Bohr's theory of atomic structure -- pt. IX. The nucleus. Radioactivity -- Isotopes -- Nuclear structure and nuclear energy -- Further developments of nuclear physics.".
• catalog title "Foundations of modern physical science, by Gerald Holton and Duane H. D. Roller under the editorship of Duane Roller.".
• catalog title "Physical science.".
• catalog type "History. fast".
• catalog type "text".