CLARK'S TABLES (SCIENCE DATA BOOK)

Very good

But the Quantity should be 1; but here we should order minimum 2 Quantity

Very good

There was no damage to the book I ordered. So good.

More useful

The book itself is very informative and has been suggested a must class 11 and 12 but the copy that reached us was second hand and the back pages were stained...Hope that some action will be taken and the book to be exchanged for a new copy

Good quality and informative 👌 👍

Worth buying?Well, now that I've bought it, I would hesitate 'a little' to buy another of (Pearson's) copy. This hesitation is not because of Clark's Table but the way Pearson manufactured it. That is to say, the data is in good shape but the paper and print quality is not good (find attached snapshots). It isn't 'that' bad but below the level of what I was expecting. I own many of Pearson's textbooks but this was an exception (in manufacturing). Paper isn't white enough and print appears like photo-copied...Here's the contentMATHEMATICAL TABLES:LogarithmsAntilogarithmsNatural SinesNatural CosinesNatural TangentNatural SecantsLogarithmic SinesLogarithmic CosinesLogarithmic TangentsRadian MeasureSquaresSquare RootsReciprocalsNatural LogarithmsExponential and Hyperbolic FunctionsMathematical Constants and FormulaeSCIENCE DATA:SI UnitsThe Fundamental Machanical UnitsThe Fundamental Electrical and Magnetic UnitsAmount of SubstanceHeat Units and DefinitionsPhotometric and Optical Units and DefinitionsAcoustic Units and DefinitionsThe Periodic TableThe Arrangement of Electrons in AtomsProperties of the ElementsProperties of Metallic SolidsProperties of Non-metallic SolidsProperties of LiquidsProperties of GasesMechanical DataElectrical and Magnetic DataThermal DataOptical Data and Electromagnetic SpecturmAcoustic DataTerrestrial and Geodetic DataUnits of Energy and Energy EquivalentsRadioactivityProperties of Inorganic CompoundsProperties of Organic CompoundsThe Greek AlphabetsTable of IsotopesThe Particles of Modern PhysicsColour Codes in ElectronicsThe Fundamental ConstantsA total of 104 pages with 10 pages full of definition which are (I think) hardly of any use.