Sci-Tech Encyclopedia
McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology, 5th edition, published by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.If you're looking for in-depth articles on disciplines from biomedical science to chemistry to nanotechnology, your search ends here. With thousands of entries, illustrations and related topics, the Encyclopedia of Science and Technology has it all.
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Sable (mammal, carnivore)
Saccharin (in chemistry)
Safety glass (metallurgical engineering)
Safety valve (mechanical device)
Safflower (herb, plant)
Saffron (plant, herb)
Sage (plant, herb)
Sagittarius (constellation)
Saint Elmo's fire (meteorology and climatology)
Salicales (magnoliophyta)
Salicylate (drug)
Salmonelloses (infectious diseases/epidemiology)
Salmoniformes (zoology)
Salt (chemical compound)
Salt gland (anatomy)
Salt-effect distillation (chemical engineering)
Salviniales (polypodiophyta)
Samarium (metal, element)
Sampled-data control system (control systems)
Sand (material)
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Sand dollar (echinoderm)
Sandalwood (wood, tree)
Sandstone (in geology)
Sapphire (gem)
Sapropel (geology and geodesy)
Sarcodina (protozoa)
Sarcomastigophora (protozoa)
Sarcoptiformes (arthropoda)
Sarcosporida (protozoa)
Satellite meteorology (meteorology and climatology)
Satellite navigation systems (mechanical device)
Saturation (of an organic compound)
Saturn (6th planet from the sun)
Savanna (in geography)
Savory (plant, herb)
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