Every Joule
Learn GCSE energy physics in a 3D book
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Every Joule: an interactive 3D book on GCSE energy physics, with ten lessons on energy stores, power, efficiency, heating and conservation of energy. Each diagram lifts off the page as a 3D ink drawing, and energy flows as glowing colour between energy stores and transfers. Students predict, test and lift the flap for each answer. It also has an index, a quiz, a source for every number and a teachers' guide mapped to UK and Indian exam boards.
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