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Physics
Nature
Energy
State functions
Forms of energy
Thermodynamics
Heat transfer
Potential energy
Thermodynamic temperature
Temperature
Heat
Mass

Number 6 November 2007 SCI eTIPS for Teachers Tips for Teaching IPS and FM&E

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