Keeping things cool

the story of refrigeration and air conditioning

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Author

Barbara Ford

Publication

1986 - Walker, New York, N.Y, New York (State)

Language

English

Word Count

15,000 words, Guess

Page Count

60 pages

Identifiers

ISBN-100802766161
ISBN-100802766358
ISBN-139780802766168
ISBN-139780802766359
Goodreads642767', '1491224

and 3 more

LibraryThing1811490
Library of Congress Control Number85026549
Open LibraryOL2544753M

Classifications

DDC621.5/6
LCCTP492 .F56 1986

Description

Traces the history of our attempts to keep things cool, from the early use of fans and ice to modern refrigeration and air conditioning.

Subjects

Topics

Air conditioning Juvenile literatureAir conditioning -- Juvenile literatureRefrigeration and refrigerating machineryRefrigeration and refrigerating machinery -- Juvenile literature

Series Statement

Inventions that changed our lives

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