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2016 Chemistry ISSUU UK.Pdf K29095_2016_UK_Cover_2014 11/3/15 9:00 AM Page 1 Premium Science, Technology, and Medical eBook Collections Ask about Free Trials ✦ More than 15,000 references in over 350 subject areas ✦ Comprehensive, customizable, and cost-effective ✦ Up-to-date information with new titles added monthly Take a Video Tour at www.CRCnetBASE.com [email protected] 44 (0) 203-377-3680 UK/ROW VERSION The following subject catalogs are also available from CRC Press. Visit www.crcpress.com/catalogs or contact your local sales representative for copies. www.crcpress.com/catalogs With More Than a Century 4 Agriculture & Life Sciences 4 Environmental Science & Engineering of Publishing Excellence, 4 Biomedical Sciences 4 Ergonomics & Human Factors, Industrial Engineering & Manufacturing as Science Evolves, So Do We 4 Business & Management 4 Food Science & Nutrition 4 Chemistry & Chemical Engineering 4 Forensic Science, Law Enforcement, & 4 Civil & Mechanical Engineering Homeland Security 4 Mathematics & Statistics 4 Computer Science, Information Technology, & Game Development 4 Medicine & Veterinary Medicine 4 Electrical Engineering 4 Physics & Materials Science Find More at www.crcpress.com • Authoritative STM references that cover the latest developments and emerging trends • Textbooks with ancillary materials that make teaching easier • Digital content delivery that provides anywhere, anytime access in multiple formats CRC Press Go to www.crcpress.com to find out more. 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Taylor & Francis Group Taylor & Francis Group Contents CHEMISTRY .......................................................................................................................................................................... 2 Analytical Chemistry ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2 Bio Energy ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Biochemistry ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6 Biomedical Engineering ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 Biotechnology .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Catalysis ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 17 Computational & Theoretical Chemistry .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 18 Electrochemistry ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22 Environmental Chemistry .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 25 Environmental Sampling & Analysis ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27 Food Chemistry ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 28 Food Engineering & Processing ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32 Forensic Chemistry ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 34 General Chemistry .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 35 Geochemistry ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 37 Industrial & Applied Chemistry ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38 Inorganic Chemistry .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 40 Liquid Crystals ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 41 Materials Chemistry ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 42 Medicinal Chemistry ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 51 Natural Product Chemistry ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 53 Organic Chemistry ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 57 Physical Chemistry ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 61 Polymer Chemistry ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 65 Polymeric Materials & Plastics ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 70 Separation Science/Chromatography ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 75 Spectroscopy 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