Is there any free e books download for nuclear engineering

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Free eBooks on nuclear engineering can be found through Google Books, which provides valuable information despite some pages being omitted. Users are cautioned against using illegal methods, such as torrent sites and newsgroups, to obtain these resources. The discussion emphasizes the importance of accessing legitimate sources for educational materials. Overall, Google Books is highlighted as a reliable option for finding nuclear engineering content. Legal avenues for obtaining eBooks should be prioritized.
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