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Atoms and Molecules
Described by the Times Educational Supplement as 'a remarkable achievement',
this easily readable and stunningly illustrated book reveals the inner
workings of the atom, includes background to historic discoveries - such as
the atom bomb - and looks at the latest scientific developments from 'atomic
art' to the atom's role in the search for the cure for AIDS. ("Well written
exposT ... A remarkable achievement for what is by no means an easy topic."
Times Educational Supplement)
Ages 12-18. 8" x 10" 32 pages. Paperback.
No. BSM10-AM. Only $7.95
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Complete Book of the Microscope
Winner of the 1999 Rhone-Poulenc Junior
Prize For Science Books. This book reveals the amazing, beautiful and
sometimes shocking world that lies beyond the range of our eyesight.
Fantastic photographs, a thousand or even a million times larger than life,
show flies' eyes, flu viruses and even individual atoms. The clear and
informative text describes the different types of microscopes, and shows the
developments made possible by the use of powerful microscopes in medical
science, industry and even history. Throughout the book there are practical
step-by-step instructions for simple projects to do at home or school using
an optical microscope. The Sunday Times, wrote, "A great book for
home or school." Ages 8 and up. 8.5" x
10.75" 96 pages.
No. BSM10-CB. Only $14.95 |
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World of the Microscope
A fascinating, hands-on introduction to using microscopes, this book is
packed with exciting projects which reveal the amazing detail of the world
around us. Illustrated, step-by-step instructions for techniques such as
lighting, mounting, sectioning and staining show how to get the best from a
microscope. The World of the Microscope also investigates the applications
of microscopes in science and industry. ("... there is something on every
page to delight the eye and absorb the mind." Times Educational Supplement)
Ages 10-16. 8" x 10". 48 pages.
No. BSM10-WD. Only $8.95 |
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Fun With
Your Microscope
See a whole new world! So
many things are invisible to the naked eye, but under a microscope they
spring to life. These hands-on science experiments show kids how to glimpse
this magical, microscopic universe. Microscope basics cover microtomes, wet
mounts, and smear and squash slides. Then take a close-up look at animal
bone marrow, cartilage, and fur; the icky slime on your teeth in the
morning; pollen and grass; stinging nettles; and many other objects. The dozens of wondrous photographs and
funny drawings, along with intriguing science fair suggestions, encourage
children to embark on their own microscopic explorations. Ages 10 and
up. 8.5" x 10" 80 pages.
No. BSM10-FU. Only $10.95 |
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The Microscope Book
"An excellent introduction
. . . including the different types, a physical description of its parts,
how to focus, and keeping a journal for
projects . . . . Needed materials are readily available . . . Numerous
simple experiments are laid out . . . The attractive, well-designed format
features colorful drawings and full-color microscopic photographs that are
helpful in illustrating and explaining projects . . . . a welcome addition
to any science section." --School Library Journal.
Ages 10
and up. 80 pages.
No. BSM10-BP. Only $10.95
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Photography Through Your Microscope
Contains practical
information for achieving quality photomicrographs in both color and black
and white. Features step-by-step instructions for obtaining proper
microscope illumination; information for choosing microscope components and
films for photomicrography; lighting, filter, and exposure techniques.
104 pages (over 100 illustrations). Hardback.
No. BSM10-PH. Only $24.95
Note: Our main store,
Einsteins-Emporium.com, has adapters, filters and everything else
you need to photograph through your microscope. |
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Adventures with a Microscope
With a simple microscope and this book you can embark on 59 exciting
adventures in the natural world—make discoveries about the structures of
numerous microscopic animals; find out what everyday objects and foods
really look like at the cellular level; learn how to prepare specimens and
slides. Unabridged republication of the original (1941) edition. 142
illustrations. 5.35" x 8.5" 232 pages. Paperback
BSM10-AD. Only $6.95 |
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A World in a Drop of Water: Exploring
with a Microscope
A great introduction to the world of single-celled organisms, this
inexpensive volume showcases an array of curious creatures: a blob-like
amoeba; a slipper-shaped paramecium and its mortal enemy, the suctorian; the
hydra and its crown of grasping tentacles; and many others. The authors
recount the feeding, reproductive, and defensive strategies employed by
these animals in easy-to-understand language that opens the door to a
wonderful world of discovery. 1969 edition. 37 illus. 6.35" x 9" 64
pages.
No. BSM10-DP. Only $4.50
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