The battery : : how portable power sparked a technological revolution / 1st ed.

The battery : : how portable power sparked a technological revolution /

1st ed.

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Note (General)：: Introduction: History in real time -- A world without science -- The death of superstition -- The tale of the frog -- Science, showmanship, and the vo...

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Material Type: 図書
ISBN: 0061442933 (hardcover : alk. paper)
9780061442933 (hardcover : alk. paper)
Title: The battery : : how portable power sparked a technological revolution /
Edition: 1st ed.
Publication, Distribution, etc.: [Washington, D.C.] : : Smithsonian Books ;
New York : : Harper,
Publication Date: c2010.
Extent: xi, 308 p. : ; 24 cm.
Contributor: Henry Schlesinger.
Text Language Code: eng
NDC 10th ed.: 572.12 : Industrial electrochemistry
Target Audience: 一般
Note (General): Introduction: History in real time -- A world without science -- The death of superstition -- The tale of the frog -- Science, showmanship, and the voltaic pile -- Not a gentleman of science -- What hath God wrought? -- Finally, something useful -- Power and light -- Genius by design -- Victorian age of discovery -- Without wires -- Mass-marketing miracles -- What will they think of next? -- Distance dies in the parlor -- The endless frontier -- See it! Hear it! Get it! -- Smaller and smaller -- Always on -- Lab reports -- Epilogue: Bring on the future -- Appendix: Those troublesome Baghdad batteries.
Holding library: 東京都立中央図書館
Note (Library): 301
Call No.: 572.1-S34-B
Data Provider (Database): 東京都立中央図書館 : 公共図書館蔵書
Bibliographic ID (SomokuID): 1348229620
5019364634
OCLC No.: 2009034303
https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/ 2009034303
ocn419855785
https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/ocn419855785