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This work covers science for those following integrated science syllabuses (Model B of the National Curriculum Science syllabuses). The range of physical, chemical and biological ideas and facts that the book contains helps the user to understand the natural and artificial aspects of the world in which we live. Fuels such as coal, gas and electricity are linked to resources and resource scarcity. Terms such as acid rain and biodegradable reflect environmental concerns in the new science teaching. For the second edition, much new material has been added to cover National Curriculum Science Attainment Targets in topics such as energy, earth sciences, materials, genetics and data handling. Thus (among many others) there are new entries on barometers, data presentation, elasticity, rain gauges and genetic engineering. In addition, the layout of the series has been redesigned for the new edition, and the text completely reset. Illustrations are now expanded upon in linked caption text, increased inter-entry spacing is easier on the eye, and running heads at the top of each page improve quick reference.
This reference work serves as a comprehensive guide to fundamental scientific concepts, specifically designed to align with the National Curriculum Science syllabuses. The author, Derek McMonagle, synthesizes a broad spectrum of physical, chemical, and biological principles to assist students in navigating both natural and artificial phenomena. By integrating contemporary environmental concerns with core scientific data, the text provides a structured framework for understanding resource management and modern technological advancements.
What You Will Find
The text functions as a utilitarian resource for students requiring a concise, curriculum-focused overview of scientific terminology and principles. Its systematic organization and inclusion of updated scientific topics suggest a focus on accessibility and quick information retrieval for the academic learner.
Page Count:
320
Publication Date:
1992-07-16
Publisher:
HarperCollins Publishers
ISBN-10:
0004591194
ISBN-13:
9780004591193
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