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Date: Around 1993
Question:
Where can I find a handbook of physics projects for high school students?


Replies:
Scientific American has published (some time ago) a collection C. L. Strong's Amateur Scientist projects. Many of them deal with physics, and most of them involve readily available and inexpensive parts. The book is probably out-of-print so check your library.

John Hawley


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