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Royal Society of Chemistry - Faraday Discussion 196, Vol 196

Name: Royal Society of Chemistry - Faraday Discussion 196, Vol 196
Brand: Royal Society of Chemistry
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9781782627272

Physical Chemistry

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Expand your scientific library with Faraday Discussion 196: Volume 196, published by the Royal Society of Chemistry. This specialized volume focuses on the topic of Aggregation Induced Emission, providing essential reading for professionals and students in the field of physical chemistry. As a key resource in the Faraday Discussion series, this volume offers deep insights into chemical research and developments. It is a valuable addition to academic collections, research laboratories, and university libraries. Whether you are conducting advanced studies or staying updated on recent scientific advancements, this publication serves as a reliable reference for understanding complex chemical phenomena. This book is categorized under Physical Chemistry, making it an important tool for anyone dedicated to the study of molecular behavior and chemical properties.

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Published by the Royal Society of Chemistry, a leading authority in scientific publishing.

Focuses specifically on the subject of Aggregation Induced Emission for specialized research.

Part of the respected Faraday Discussion series, Volume 196.

Ideal for academic use within the Physical Chemistry discipline.

Provides a professional resource for scientists and chemistry students.

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Brand: Royal Society of Chemistry
Model: 9781782627272
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1782627278
Category: Books > Subjects > Science, Nature & Maths > Chemistry > Physical Chemistry
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 02 March 2017
Listed Since: 17 January 2017

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