Selected Product: | Materials Science and Engineering: An Introduction Hardcover Edition: 4 Sub Author: William D. Callister Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc Release Date: 1997-01-15 ISBN-10: 0471134597 ISBN-13: 9780471134596 List Price: $102.25 Average Customer Rating: | | Fundamentals of Engineering Thermodynamics ISBN-10: 0471787353 ISBN-13: 9780471787358 List Price:$131.23 Fundamentals of Heat and Mass Transfer ISBN-10: 0471457280 ISBN-13: 9780471457282 List Price:$147.90 Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics ISBN-10: 0471675822 ISBN-13: 9780471675822 List Price:$134.40 Mechanics of Materials (7th Edition) ISBN-10: 0132209918 ISBN-13: 9780132209915 List Price:$151.00 Engineering Mechanics - Statics (Engineering Mechanics) ISBN-10: 0471739324 ISBN-13: 9780471739326 List Price:$119.70 |
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