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Galileo's Commandment

Edmund Blair Bolles

1997

Introduction to general, organic, and biochemistry

Morris Hein

2005

Introduction to Atmospheric Chemistry

Peter V. Hobbs

2001

The joy of chemistry

Cathy Cobb

2010

Chemistry

Clifford C. Houk, Richard Post

1996

The physics and chemistry of color

Kurt Nassau

1983

A short guide to writing about chemistry

Holly Davis

2010

Laboratory Manual for Principles of General Chemistry

J. A. Beran

1993

The chemical philosophy

Allen G. Debus

1977

A guide to archives and manuscript collections in the history of chemistry and chemical technology

George D. Tselos

1987

Chemistry

Lyman H. Rickard, James N. Spencer, George M. Bodner

1999 ★ 3.8

The extraordinary chemistry of ordinary things

Carl H. Snyder

1992

Chemistry

Paul B. Kelter

1998

Kitchen Chemistry

Heston Blumenthal

2005

Elements of Chemical Reaction Engineering

H. Scott Fogler

2013

Chemistry

Steven S. Zumdahl

1986 ★ 3.3

Islamic technology

Aḥmad Yūsuf Ḥasan, Ahmad Y. al-Hassan, Donald R. Hill

1992

Macmillan encyclopedia of chemistry

J. J. Lagowski

1997

Elements of general, organic, and biological chemistry

John R. Holum

1995

General chemistry

Linus Pauling

1947 ★ 4.1

The Cambridge guide to the material world

Rodney Cotterill

1984

Heterogeneous atmospheric chemistry

David R. Schryer

1982

Conservation Chemistry

T Lister

2005

Neural networks in chemistry and drug design

Jure Zupan

1999

Chemistry

Gregory M. Williams, John A. Olmsted

1997

Reflections on symmetry

Edgar Heilbronner, Jack D. Dunitz

1992

Illustrated Dictionary of Chemistry (Usborne Illustrated Dictionaries Series)

Usborne Books, Jane Wertheim, J. Wertheim

2000

Chemistry

Michell J. Sienko

1957

Chemistry through models

C. J. Suckling

1978

What is life?

Addy Pross

2016

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