Mechanics Of The Household: A Supplementary Course Of Physics Dealing With Household Appliances (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781279222973)

"Mechanics Of The Household: A Supplementary Course Of Physics Dealing With Household Appliances" explores the scientific principles behind everyday devices found in homes. Authored by Edward Spencer Keene, this book provides a comprehensive understanding of the mechanics at work in various household appliances. It is designed as a supplementary course in physics, offering practical applications of physical laws and principles. From simple machines to more complex systems, the book elucidates the underlying mechanics, making it an invaluable resource for students and anyone interested in the science of everyday life.

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