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Energy: Historical Development of the Concept

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"Energy: Historical Development of the Concept." Nuclear Science and Engineering, 61(1), pp. 121–122 Additional informationNotes on contributorsE. Scott BarrAbout the Reviewer: Scott Barr retired recently from the University of Alabama after a long and distinguished career in physics teaching with his major research interest in infrared spectroscopy. He was associated with the Applied Physics Laboratory of Johns Hopkins University at Silver Spring, Maryland, in the 1940’s. Dr. Barr’s academic training was at the University of North Carolina.

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