German Science Reader An Introduction to Scientific German, for Students of Physics, Chemistry and Engineering   By: Charles Frederick Kroeh (1846-1928)

"German Science Reader" provides a comprehensive and invaluable resource for students who need to develop their proficiency in scientific German. Charles Frederick Kroeh's introduction is structured in a user-friendly manner, geared toward those studying physics, chemistry, and engineering. The book features a variety of scientific texts, exercises, and vocabulary lists to help learners build their reading and comprehension skills. Kroeh's emphasis on practical application makes this book a valuable tool for students seeking to enhance their language proficiency in the field of science. Overall, "German Science Reader" is a well-organized and effective resource that can greatly benefit students looking to expand their German language skills in a scientific context.

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The aim of this Reader is not merely to afford the student a certain amount of experience in reading scientific German, but to attack the subject systematically. The selections are not chosen at random. They are arranged progressively and consist of fundamental definitions, descriptions, processes and problems of Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Physics and Chemistry. These are linguistically the most important subjects for scientific and engineering students to read first, because they contain the terms and modes of expression which recur in all subsequent reading, and because they contain these terms in the simplest possible connections... Continue reading book >>