Chemistry: The Molecular Science, Volume I: 1 - Softcover

Moore II, Robert H.; Stanitski; Jurs

9780495115984: Chemistry: The Molecular Science, Volume I: 1

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ISBN 10: 0495115983 ISBN 13: 9780495115984

Verlag: Wadsworth Publishing Co Inc, 2007

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CHEMISTRY: THE MOLECULAR SCIENCE is now available in a two-volume format. Volume I features Chapters 1-12.

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