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  18. LITUDEMPERE AMPORSCIRCUITS ACNATING CURRENTTERING SURFACE TENSIONPHA PARTICLE SOLUTIONS AND MIXTURESYSLLOTROPES AND POLYMORPHISMFLOWIRCRAFT LOADEREROSOL SPRAYSORPTIONIABATIC PROCESSDHESIONS AND ULTRASOUNDOUSTICAL CONTROLCUMULATORC CIRCUITUM SPECTRARPTIONZEROSOLUTE TEMPERATURESBERRATIONA SIMPLE ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
  19. RNOULLIS PRINCIPLEEATSPROPERTIESSIC CONCEPTSYONSR MAGNETND SPECTRUMBALLISTIC BALANCEUTOMOBILES THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF MOLECULESWEIGHTRUCTURE AND QUANTUM THEORYSTABILITYMBERNUCLEUSIC AND MOLECULAR FORCESTOMTIFICIAL LIGHTNINGRCHIMEDES PRINCIPLEPARTICLETINODEODEVELOCITYULAR MOMENTUMR FISHIPGLE OF DECLINATIONEROID BAROMETERNALOG SYSTEMAMPLITUDE MODULATION AM
  20. FORCEPETAL AND CENTRIFUGAL FORCESRIFUGAL FORCEMASSNTER OF GRAVITYSIUS TEMPERATUREELLS AND BATTERIES RAYSTHODERIER WAVENOT CYCLEEERS PHYSICSTOMRBON ALLOTROPESY ACTIONILLARITYS AND INDUCTORSOROR CAPACITYPACITANCE AND CAPACITORSNDELACALORIEUBBLE CHAMBERROWNIAN MOTIONDARY LAYEROUNCING BALL RADIATIONLACK BODYRDS FLYINGIMETALLIC STRIPBETA PARTICLE
  21. MIRROR IMAGESES IMAGESNCAVE LENSUTER APPLICATIONSUNDMPOSITE SOLIDSMIXINGSPECTRAOR AND COLORATIONS TYPESOIDISIONSLLAPSED BRIDGE AND ADHESIONSIONTHE LASERHERENT LIGHT OR RADIATIONOEFFICIENTLOUD CHAMBERIRCULAR MOTIONONOMETERRISTMAS TREE LIGHTSEMICAL ENERGYING BY INDUCTIONSRGE ELECTRICNGES OF PHASEHAIN REACTIONSIUM CLOCKN RESEARCH FACILITYCERAMIC INSULATOR
  22. ECAYDC MOTORYCLEFLOW RESISTANCEITYURRENT ELECTRICSLOIDS AND COLLOIDSYSTEMSTRUCTUREYSTAL SHAPESTEMPERATUREMASSRITICAL ANGLEPLES LAW AND ELECTRIC FIELDULOMBSMOLOGYPYRIGHT INFORMATIONOLINGMIRROR IMAGESES IMAGESX LENSRGING LENSVECTIONTINUOUS SPECTRUMVOLUME GAS THERMOMETERTANTSEQUENCES OF THE SPECIAL THEORYORUCTIONDENSERCONCERT HALL
  23. AMPLITUDE                                                                       
  24. BERNOULLIS PRINCIPLE                                                            
  25. CENTRIPETAL FORCE                                                               
  26. CONCAVE MIRROR IMAGES                                                           
  27. DECAY                                                                           
  28.  AND COSTICIENCYRADIANT ENERGYFFECTS OF HEATCHOES AND REVERBERATIONSTHS MAGNETIC FIELDEARLY COMPUTERYNAMICSUBLE QUASAROPPLER EFFECTVERGING LENSSPERSIONDCCIRCUITSRECT CURRENT AND ALTERNATING CURRENTPOLEODEGITAL SYSTEMINTERFERENCE AND POLARIZATIONS GRATINGFFRACTIONELECTRICIAMAGNETISM AND SPECIFIC GRAVITYNSITYGREEFINITIONS OF TERMSDECIBEL SCALE
  29. | CONVERSIONSNERGYUMMISSION SPECTRAMENT CHEMICALTATIC INDUCTIONSCOPEPLATINGVOLT EVSSIGNATURESIC ENGINEER PHOTOGRAPHMICROSCOPEEMISSION BEAMSNOTIVE FORCE EMFSWAVESPECTRUMRADIATIONIC INDUCTIONMAGNETLYSISODEFROM STRESS HEAT AND LIGHT AT WORKITYPOTENTIALAL HEATING AND LIGHTINGSIGNALSMOTORECTRIC FISHSOLIDELASTIC LIMIT AND THE YIELD POINT
  30. QUENCYREE ELECTRONUR SIMPLE MACHINESTIN BAROMETERS OF ENERGYMATION OF CRYSTALS OF GRAVITYSRCEOCUSXTE SOUNDST LAMPORESCENCE FLOWUIDOR JACKOATING OBJECTSLEMINGS RIGHTHAND RULESSIONSURGERYIBEROPTIC CABLE INSTALLATIONERROMAGNETISMLLING BALLFAHRENHEIT SCALEXPANSION AND CONTRACTIONQUILIBRIUMTROPYWORK AND POWERLEVELENERGY IN AC CIRCUITS
  31. LFLIFEHADRONSHING WATERUITAR SOUNDSOUND STATE EFFECTEENHOUSETIDES AND ORBITSYRAVITATIONAL CONSTANT GLOSSARYTION AND PROPERTIES AND GRAVITYENERAL RELATIVITYPOWERED ENGINESMIXTURESLAWSHOLDERS EXPANSIONTELESCOPEPHOTOGRAPHRAY MAPMMA RAYSVANOMETERALAXY M87G REACTORSSIONNDAMENTAL CONCEPTSSUEL CELLICTIONMODULATION FMFREQUENCY AND INTENSITY
  32. RACTIONTENSITYULATORSECTEATING BATRADIATIONPHOTOGRAPHFRARED AND ULTRAVIOLET RADIATIONERTIADUCTIONOHERENT LIGHTNCIDENCE ANGLE OFPEDANCEMAGEDEAL OR PERFECT GASBERGSSKATERSICE CRYSTALSZ HERTZ LOOPSSTERESISPERONSSTATICSODYNAMICSYDRAULICSTCATHODE XRAY TUBEPHIC IMAGESOLOGRAMFROM FIREENGINE CAPACITYEATMONICRDNESSHAND AND REFLECTION
  33. EFFICIENCY AND COST                                                             
  34. ENERGY CONVERSIONS                                                              
  35. FREQUENCY                                                                       
  36. HALFLIFE                                                                        
  37. INTERACTION                                                                     
  38. UMINESCENCENGITUDINAL WAVEOADSURFACEFOAMSQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAYNE SPECTRUMNING RODBULB FILAMENTIGHT AND REFLECTIONVERSPTONSENSES AND IMAGES GRAPHTENT HEATSER BEAMLABORATORY POTENTIOMETERTHEORYTIC ENERGYNEMATICSILOGRAMKELVIN KJOULEOPESOTHERMALONVERSESQUARE LAWO THE NUCLEUSMOLECULAR FORCESFRINGESEFFECTS AND BEATSFERENCEINTERATOMIC FORCES
  39. LECULEODULUSSTRRORS AND IMAGESSWAVE COMMUNICATION DISHESICROCHIPHORONOMEERTAL SMELTINGSONSRCURY AND WATERNISCUSSCHANICAL EQUIVALENT OF HEATEASURING PRESSURESPECTROMETERNUMBER AND WEIGHTSSN AND CHILDZATION AND DEMAGNETIZATIONTESMRESONANCE IMAGING MRIFIELDMAGNETIC EFFECT OF AN ELECTRIC CURRENTOUS INTENSITYT NUMERALSLUMINESCENCE FLUORESCENCE AND LASERS
  40. OHMUSONSTABILITY AND RADIOACTIVITYREACTIONOWER STATIONPHYSICISTSMEDICINE TECHNOLOGISTGINEER OR ATOMIC ENERGYUCLEAR ENERGYRMALISEODEICKEL PLATINGRINGSS CRADLEIAN PHYSICSWTON NONEUTRINOATURE AND PROPERTIES OF RADIANT ENERGYNSICAL SOUNDSONPLYING FORCESULTIIMAGE FLOWER PHOTOGRAPHULLETVING BOATUMINERTIAMENT OF A FORCEMOLECULES THE BASIC COMPONENTS OF MATTER
  41. xTENTIAL DIFFERENCESITRONVAULTERELARIZED LIGHTILLISMOINT SOURCESLASMAITYIEZOELECTRIC EFFECTYSICSNITYTOELECTRIC EFFECTOSPHORESCENCE DIFFERENCES IN AC CIRCUITSHASEIODRFECT GASEACOCKS FEATHERSMAGNETISMPARALLELVIEWVERHEAD POWER LINESTHER SIMPLE MACHINESMOSISSCILLOSCOPEING SPACECRAFTRBITTICAL FIBERSPERATING CYCLES AND EFFICIENCYIL FILM ON WATEROHMS LAW
  42. EACTIONYLOGISTACTIVITY AND MICROWAVESSWAVE EMISSIONSO TRANSMITTERWAVELENGTH PYROMETERTIONDIANT ENERGYRACE CARTZ WATCHRKSNUMBERS MECHANICSQUANTUMYROMETERULLEYSTONUTIONSSOLIDSLIQUIDSOF GASESPERTIES AND USES OF LASERSOBING THE NUCLEUSSMSRAINBOWLOROILSIMARY CELLECESSIONRACTICAL APPLICATIONSTATION SHOVELWERPOTENTIAL ENERGY
  43. LUMINESCENCE                                                                    
  44. MOLECULE                                                                        
  45. OHM                                                                             
  46. POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE                                                            
  47. REACTION                                                                        
  48. ECONDUBA DIVERHLIEREN PHOTOGRAPHTTERINGCALARTURATED VAPOR PRESSURESALT MARSHUBY LASEROCKET ENGINETMASS IN AC CIRCUITSONANCEORS IN SERIES AND PARALLELIVITY AND CONDUCTIVITY AND OHMS LAWSISTANCE AND GRAVITYTYISTIC EFFECTVELOCITYMOTIONLATIVE DENSITY OR SPECIFIC GRAVITYVE INDEX ANGLE OFRACTIONREFRACTION AND DIFFRACTION ANGLE OFFLECTIONCTIFIERREAL GASES
  49. RELATIVITYLIGHT THROUGH A WIRE FIBER OPTICSECIAL FEATURE BREAKING THE COLD BARRIER SUPERCONDUCTIVITY CURVATUREPACETIMEFRONT WAVEUNDNGBIRDUTIONSIDS LIQUIDS AND GASESLAR PANELSOAP FILMNOWFLAKEKY DIVERSGLE PULLEY SYSTEMNE CURVE SHMHARMONIC MOTIONELECTRIC CIRCUITMPLE CELLEMENSI UNIT AND ENERGYMSHADOW LAKERIESSMICONDUCTORLOROILSSECONDARY CELL
  50. SIGNAL CAMERAELEVISIONTABLE OF CONTENTSRFACE TENSIONITYFLUID PROPERTIESOLED LIQUIDSCONDUCTIVITYPER NEUTRINORAYSS EMISSIONSLIGHTDIALN GASESUBATOMIC PARTICLESPATTERNS AND STRAINSSEET LIGHTINGRAINEEL RODSONARY WAVESSIC ELECTRICITYTES OF MATTERSNDING WAVETABLE OBJECTRING DIVING BOARDIDERED OF LIGHTUMTROMETERSPECIFIC GRAVITY
  51. WHEATSTONE BRIDGEMISSION OF ENERGY BY WAVESTRANSFORMERED OF ELECTRIC CURRENTSPECTROMETERRINCIPLE OF MOMENTSOTENTIOMETERPENDULUMTHE ELECTRONNATURE OF MATTEROTOR EFFECTMASERLAWS OF REFRACTIONKINETIC THEORY OF GASESINDUCTION COILHUMAN VOICEGAS LAWSFORMATION OF HEATYNAMODOPPLER EFFECTHE CATHODERAY OSCILLOSCOPESTING MATERIAL STRENGTHNNIS SERVICETEMPERATURE SCALES
  52.  DETECTIONVIOLET LIGHT AND INFRASONICSSULTRASONIC SONAR SCANMAGNETISMYPES OF FLOWO SINE CURVESWIN RAINBOWSIANGULAR PRISMEE ROOTSVERSE WAVEMITTINGRECEIVING STATIONSISTORRANSFORMEROTAL INTERNAL REFLECTIONSTANDARDSRELATIVITYME AND ITS MEASUREMENTIGHTROPE WALKERSUNDER STORMMETERSGRAPHELECTRICITYDYNAMICSOCOUPLERMAL ENERGYTHEORY OF MAGNETISM IN MATERIALS
  53. SECOND                                                                          
  54. SPECIAL RELATIVITY                                                              
  55. TELEVISION SIGNAL                                                               
  56. THE WHEATSTONE BRIDGE                                                           
  57. ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT DETECTION                                                     
  58. EIGHTSOUNDS AND PARTICLESMECHANICAL ATOM MODELLENGTHOTIONVE MECHANICSWATTOLTSCOSITYDEO DISK GROOVESIBRATING STRING AND REFRACTIVE INDEXLOCITYECTORPORR WAALS FORCEN DE GRAAFF ACCELERATORVACUUM BOTTLESES OF HARD AND SOFT MAGNETIC MATERIALSRANIUM FISSIONUSUAL STATES OF MATTERSTABLE OBJECTITS AND MEASUREMENTNDERGROUND RAILWAYRADIATIONULTRAVIOLET LIGHT IRRADIATION
  59. ZOOM LENSPHOTOGRAPHRAY DIFFRACTION AND SPECTROSCOPY AND GAMMA RAYSX RAYSMANDWHEELING METALS AND POWERORKIRE THICKNESSHISPERING GALLERYWELDING SPARKS
  60. WEIGHT                                                                          
  61. ZOOM LENS                                                                       
  62. DECAY                                                                           
  63. INTERACTION                                                                     
  64. REACTION                                                                        
  65. ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT DETECTION                                                     
  66. ZOOM LENS                                                                       
  67. ntropysignaturesic engineer photographn microscopeomagnetsmotorlectric fishearly computerrystalsvex lensert hallncave lensollapsed bridgeonometerristmas tree lightshargessium clockn research facilityeramic insulatorrbon atomcapillarityrownian motionouncing ballbirds flyingutomobilertificial lightningngler fishlternatorsircraft loadererosol spray
  68. accumulator
  69. uminescent numeralsfoamquid crystal displayight bulb filamentlaser beamsecteating batnfrared photographbergsskatersice crystalsolographic imageeat from firehand and reflectionshing wateruitar soundsreenhousepowered enginesholders expansiontelescopephotographmmaray mapgalaxy m87usion reactorsute soundsloor jacksurgeryiberoptic cable installation
  70. falling ball
  71. tationwer shovellevaulterointillismpeacocks feathersverhead power linesscilloscoperbiting spacecraftptical fibersoil film on waterower stationphysicistsmedicine technologistuclear engineerickel platingnewtons cradleultiimage flower photographoving bulletstwave communication dishesicrochipronometal smeltingercury and watern and childresonance imaging mri
  72. magnetic field
  73. nnis servicetelevision cameraper neutrinos emissionslightdialn gasesubatomic particlesss patternsreet lightingeel rodstic electricitytable objectring diving boardpiderund wavefrontngbirdlar panelsoap filmnowflakeky divershadow lakeuba diverchlieren photographsalt marshocket enginelogisto wave emissionsdiation pyrometerrace car
  74. quartz watch
  75. neroid barometerternating currentlloysirflowkac circuitzoom lensxray photographormandwheelhispering galleryelding sparkswavemechanical atom modelvideo disk groovesnderground railwayirradiationviolet light detectionultrasonic sonar scano sine curveswin rainbowsiangular prismee rootsransmittingreceiving stationightrope walkersunder stormhermograph
  76. testing material strength
  77. entropy                                                                         
  78. luminescent numerals                                                            
  79. power station                                                                   
  80. tennis service                                                                  
  81. kaneroid barometer                                                               
  82. elastic solidouble quasariffraction gratingnsityecibel scaledc motorloids and colloidsystemstructurerystal shapesmirror imagesvex lens imagesstantvolume gas thermometermirror imagesncave lens imagesor mixingolloid typesharging by inductionnot cyclecarbon allotropesimetallic stripr magnetballistic balancestabilitytomic nucleusrchimedes principleipkangle of declination
  83. s ringsnewtonian physicsoving boattemagnetic fieldquid surfaceightning rodeverstent heat graphlaboratory potentiometerterference fringesinfrared radiationysteresis loopstcathode xray tubehologramgas lawsuel cellur simple machinestin barometerms of energy of gravityorcesuorescent lampoating objectsflemings righthand rulen emissionwavespectrumkelectromagnetic radiation
  84. ibrating stringn de graaff acceleratorvacuum bottleranium fissionunstable objecthermoelectricitymperature scalestelevision signalperfluid propertiesuns raysionary wavestates of mattered of lighttrometerecial relativitypacetime curvature waveoundgle pulley systemne curveelectric circuitsimple celluby lasero transmitterradiation wavelengthprimary rainbowsmosiskohms law
  85. kwire thickness
  86. kelastic solid                                                                   
  87. knewtons rings                                                                   
  88. kvibrating string                                                                
  89. kwire thickness                                                                  
  90. kaneroid barometer                                                               
  91. kwire thickness                                                                  
  92.