Chemistry: D-J

Chemistry: D-J
ISBN-10
0028657233
ISBN-13
9780028657233
Series
Chemistry
Category
Chemistry
Pages
362
Language
English
Published
2004
Publisher
MacMillan Reference Library
Author
J. J. Lagowski

Description

This is a reference tool, designed to guide the reader through all the aspects of chemistry. Showing the myriad of ways in which chemistry plays a role (both seen and unseen) in our daily lives, this work also makes the foundations of chemistry accessible for the lay reader.

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