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    Inquiries in chemistry atoms molecules and the mole with answers Por Platts, C.V

    Publicado em 1966
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    Inquiries in chemistry atoms molecules and the mole with answers
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    Rules for I.U.P.A.C. notation for organic compounds

    Publicado em 1961
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    Rules for I.U.P.A.C. notation for organic compounds
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    A dictionary of chemical equations. Por Gilman, Albert F. (Albert Franklin)

    Publicado em 1961
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    A dictionary of chemical equations.
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    A dictionary of chemical equations Por Gilman, Albert Franklin

    Publicado em 1961
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    A dictionary of chemical equations
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    The ring index a list of ring systems used in organic chemistry Por Patterson, Austin M., Capell, Leonard T.

    Publicado em 1960
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    The ring index a list of ring systems used in organic chemistry
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    A line-formula chemical notation. Por Wiswesser, William J.

    Publicado em 1954
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    A line-formula chemical notation.
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    British chemical nomenclature. Por Mitchell, Alec Duncan

    Publicado em 1948
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    British chemical nomenclature.
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    The ring index a list of ring systems used in organic chemistry Por Patterson, Austin McDowell 1876-

    Publicado em 1940
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    The ring index a list of ring systems used in organic chemistry
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    The chemical formulary a condensed collection of valuable, timely, practical formulae for making thousands of products in all fields of industry Por Bennett, H.

    Publicado em 1933
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    The chemical formulary a condensed collection of valuable, timely, practical formulae for making thousands of products in all fields of industry
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    The Wiswesser line-formula chemical notation, as revised by Elbert G. Smith, in collaboration with a group of users Aaron Addelston. Por Smith, Elbert G.

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    The Wiswesser line-formula chemical notation, as revised by Elbert G. Smith, in collaboration with a group of users Aaron Addelston.

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