This book examines the science and history of the liquefaction of gases, from the earliest experiments to modern applications. Hardin provides a comprehensive overview of the key discoveries that led to the development of modern cryogenics, as well as the practical applications of cryogenic technology in fields like medicine, astronomy, and space exploration. This fascinating and informative text is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history and science of cryogenics.

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