Energy
By: by Mitchell Wilson and the editors of Life.
Series: Life science library
Publisher: Time, inc.
Published: 1963
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 200
Subjects: Force and energy
Other titles: Life (Chicago, Ill.)
First sentence: In the language with which we label the world around us, we confidently take for granted the meaning of "energy."
Description: This volume explains the role that energy plays in the universe, describes the basic types of energy, including heat, light and electricity -- and recounts how matter is transformed into energy by stars and by man-made nuclear devices.
Notes: 71076

Bibliography: p. 196.
Table of contents: pagenum: 7
class: section
title: Introduction; label: 1
pagenum: 8
title: The Prime Mover Of The Universe; label: 2
pagenum: 28
title: Getting Warm On The Trail of Heat; label: 3
pagenum: 50
title: The Torrid Pace Of Moving Molecules; title: The Search For The Ends Of The Rainbow
pagenum: 70
label: 4; label: 5
pagenum: 92
title: Rich Dividends From Chemical Bonds; label: 6
pagenum: 116
title: Electricity:  Willing Genie In A Wire; title: The Fantastic World Of Dr. Einstein
pagenum: 136
label: 7; title: E=mc² :  Substance Put To Work
pagenum: 166
label: 8; pagenum: 193
title: Appendix; pagenum: 196
title: Bibliography and Acknowledgements; pagenum: 197
title: Index; pagenum: 200
title: Credits