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Oxford Science Study Dictionary
by Chris Prescott
Product Group: Book
Publisher: OUP Oxford (2006-03-02)
ISBN: 0199151199
EAN: 9780199151196
Paperback: 288 pages
SKU: B260-1473
Condition: Acceptable
Comments: Shows signs of wear. In stock - Immediate despatch from an efficient and professional leading British bookselling firm.
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Customer Reviews
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Greatest Book on Sceince Ever!
Rating  (5)
Date: 1999-10-31
2 out of 2 customers found this reveiw helpful
What a great book, if you are sitting any GCSE's Scrince this book is needed. It gives you what you need to know without all the jargon.Well Worth the money.
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A must for every science student.
Rating (5)
Date: 1999-10-31
2 out of 2 customers found this reveiw helpful
The beuty of this amazing dictionary is that all related words are grouped together on one double page spread. The book containes all defenitions needed for any GCSE science course, and more besides. Not only is this a must for all science students, but it would be a usefull reference book that no household should be without. The usefulll wordfinder at the front ensures that you do not get confused as to where the word you want is. Each page is packed with usefull information, and explanetory diagrams, that are simple and easy to follow.
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Excellent coverage
Rating (5)
Date: 1999-10-31
2 out of 2 customers found this reveiw helpful
The book is an study necessity for those studying science to GCSE level, and, in many ways, useful for clarifying definitions when taking a more advanced course. The text includes all scientific words needed in GCSE chemistry, physics and biology, with a lot of extra words added in for those who come across difficult words when researching from text-books. The author has designed it very cleverly to minimise cross-reference time by keeping all similar words on the same double-page spread, where possible. A technical thesaurus is unnecessary under any circumstances when an author of an essay is armed with this brilliant publication. No GCSE science candidate should be without a copy, whether taking single-science courses, combined science or anything else scientific!
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