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Springer Magnetic Molecular Materials - NATO Science Series E 198

Name: Springer Magnetic Molecular Materials - NATO Science Series E 198
Brand: Springer
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Inorganic Chemistry

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Magnetic Molecular Materials (NATO Science Series E, 198) explores the complex challenge of designing materials for specific scientific tasks. This volume originates from the NATO Advanced Research Workshop, focusing on the integration of different expertises to overcome the limits of existing disciplines and form new scientific paradigms. This publication addresses the need for advanced synthetic strategies and experimental investigation techniques within the field of magnetic molecular materials. By merging various scientific perspectives, the text provides a foundation for understanding how to develop materials that meet modern technical requirements. It serves as a professional resource for those studying inorganic chemistry and material science, offering insights into the methodologies required to advance the field through collaborative research and new scientific frameworks.

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Based on the NATO Advanced Research Workshop regarding Magnetic Molecular Materials.

Part of the authoritative NATO Science Series E, volume 198.

Focuses on the development of synthetic strategies for specialized material design.

Covers essential experimental techniques for scientific investigation.

Explores the merging of different disciplines to create new scientific paradigms.

Published by Springer, a leading name in scientific and academic literature.

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Brand: Springer
Format: paperback
ASIN: 9401054355
Category: Books > Subjects > Science, Nature & Maths > Chemistry > Inorganic Chemistry
Domain: Amazon UK
Publication Date: 10 October 2012
Listed Since: 17 July 2013

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