The First Book Of Sound: A Basic Guide To The Science Of Acoustics, Paperback - David C. Knight
About The The book concludes with several simple experiments that the student can do to demonstrate sound and its characteristics. The author begins with a definition of sound and progresses to how humans hear it. These were "living books" that captured the interest and imagination of the children who read them. The First Book of Sound, written and illustrated by David C
Nevertheless, the science of sound is made very understandable to the young reader. He breaks the topic down into sound waves and their characteristics. Its principles are timely, even though technology has progressed beyond some of the examples found in the book. The First Book of Sound, written and illustrated by David C. Illustrations include actual photographs and drawings of the subjects discussed. Knight is one such book. These were "living books" that captured the interest and imagination of the children who read them. DescriptionIn the 1950's and early 60's, Franklin Watts published a series of science books for upper elementary/middle school; students. A thorough Table of Contents and Index is included. He concludes with modern applications, such as supersonic flight and the atomic bomb. He discusses music and how instruments differ in their sound. The author begins with a definition of sound and progresses to how humans hear it. The book concludes with several simple experiments that the student can do to demonstrate sound and its characteristics. A discussion of pitch, loudness, and quality follows.
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The First Book Of Sound: A Basic Guide To The Science Of Acoustics, Paperback - David C. Knight
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