Organic Chemistry for Students of Health and Life Sciences

Organic Chemistry for Students of Health and Life Sciences
ISBN-10
0582297656
ISBN-13
9780582297654
Category
Biochemistry
Pages
212
Language
English
Published
1997-01-01
Publisher
Addison-Wesley
Authors
Paul W. Groundwater, Giles Aldred Taylor

Description

This text provides the student of health and life sciences with the basis for getting to grips with the chemical aspects of life processes.

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