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Generators and Motors

Therese M. SheaSeries: Scientific American Investigates Electricity
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Pages
24
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc

About

Motors and generators make many machines run, but how? It's not magic; it's science! In this accessible text, readers discover key concepts of electricity and magnetism and how they work together to power motors and generators. With the help of clear explanations, enlightening images and photographs, and fun fact boxes, they'll learn how to connect key physics concepts with their real-world applications.

Related Subjects

  • Electricity & Electronics
  • Technology
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Machinery & Tools
  • How Things Work-Are Made

Extended Details

  • SeriesScientific American Investigates Electricity

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    Therese M. SheaAuthor