Compton's Encyclopedia: Volume on Natural Sciences

Author: GoodDale
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Publish Date: 2003-11-04
Features: Compton's Encyclopedia is one of the best-selling and most renowned sets of encyclopedias in the United States. Since its first publication in early 1922, it has been continuously updated and has won the favor of a broad readership, earning praise as a home reference book and teaching resource that is both easy to understand and engaging. The 1994 edition of the encyclopedia consists of 26 volumes, divided into the main text and an index of facts, with over 10,000 exquisite illustrations, approximately corresponding to 17 million words in Chinese translation. The main text comprises 25 volumes, containing 5,700 entries, all carefully selected and written by experts from various fields, then refined together by writers and editors. If readers refer to the content of the entries in the main text, they can further obtain related information. Compton's Encyclopedia is primarily aimed at teenagers and adults with intermediate education levels from all walks of life. Its writing style strives to integrate knowledge, science, and fun, making it easy to draw readers into the realm of knowledge. The 1994 edition of the encyclopedia consists of 26 volumes, divided into the main text and an index of facts, with over 10,000 exquisite illustrations, approximately corresponding to 17 million words in Chinese translation. The main text comprises 25 volumes, containing 5,700 entries, all carefully selected and written by experts from various fields, then refined together by writers and editors. If readers refer to the content of the entries in the main text, they can further obtain related information.