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A practical question-and-answer guide that explains everyday natural phenomena in simple, accurate language. Organized into topical sections—heat, air and gases, water and ice, light, sound, combustion, and miscellaneous curiosities—it gives concise explanations of causes and effects, basic physical and chemical principles, and common household observations or experiments, with occasional safety notes. Entries are written to be intelligible to young readers without sacrificing correctness, and the work includes a glossary and index for quick reference.
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