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Library List 2021.Xlsx LIB noLocation Title Author Publisher Date Pages 1001 GR26 Thorpes Dictionary of Applied Chemistry vol I J F Thorpe & M A Whiteley Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1937 703 1002 GR26 Thorpes Dictionary of Applied Chemistry vol II J F Thorpe & M A Whiteley Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1938 711 1003 GR26 Thorpes Dictionary of Applied Chemistry vol III J F Thorpe & M A Whiteley Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1939 608 1004 GR26 Thorpes Dictionary of Applied Chemistry vol V J F Thorpe & M A Whiteley Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1941 610 1005 GR26 Thorpes Dictionary of Applied Chemistry vol VI J F Thorpe & M A Whiteley Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1943 611 1006 GR26 Thorpes Dictionary of Applied Chemistry vol VII M A Whiteley (Ed ) Longmans Green & Co Ltd 630 1007 GR26 Thorpes Dictionary of Applied Chemistry vol VIII M A Whiteley (Ed ) Longmans Green & Co Ltd 680 1008 GR26 Thorpes Dictionary of Applied Chemistry vol IX M A Whiteley (Ed ) Longmans Green & Co Ltd 670 1009 GR26 Thorpes Dictionary of Applied Chemistry vol X M A Whiteley (Ed ) Longmans Green & Co Ltd 912 1010 GR26 Thorpes Dictionary of Applied Chemistry vol XI M A Whiteley (Ed ) Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1145 1011 GR26 Thorpes Dictionary of Applied Chemistry vol XII M A Whiteley (Ed ) Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1956 187 1012 GR26 Chemical Encyclopaedia 5th Edition C T Kingzett Bailliere Tindall & Cox Ltd 1932 1014 1013 GR26 The Condensed Chemical Dictionary 7th Edition A & E Rose Reinhold Publishing Corp 1966 1044 1014 GR26 Kingzett's Chemical Encyclopaedia 8th Edition Ralph K Strong (Ed) Bailliere Tindall & Cox Ltd 1952 1186 1015 L17 Dictionary of Applied Chemistry vol I Sir Edward Thorpe Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1912 758 1016 L17 Dictionary of Applied Chemistry vol II Sir Edward Thorpe Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1912 786 1017 L17 Dictionary of Applied Chemistry vol IV Sir Edward Thorpe Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1913 726 1018 G26 International Encyclopedia of Chemical Science D van Nostrand Company Inc 1964 1331 1019 GR20 A New Dictionary of Chemistry L MacKenzie Miall Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1961 593 1020 GR20 Concise Chemical and Technical Dictionary H Bennett (Ed) W & G Foyle Ltd 1947 1055 1021 L18 Dictionary of Chemistry Supplement Henry Watt Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1872 1138 1022 L18 A Pocket Book for Chemists 10th Edition Thomas Bayley E & F N Spon Ltd 1948 508 1023 L18 The Merck Index 8th Edition Merck & Co Inc 1968 1713 1024 L18 Chemical Synonyms and Trade Names William Gardner The Technical Press Ltd 1936 495 1025 GR20 The van Nostrand Chemists' Dictionary Macmillan & Co Ltd 1954 761 1026 L18 Faraday's Encyclopedia of Hydrocarbon Compounds Joseph E Faraday Chemindex Ltd 1945 200 1027 GR20 Universal Decimal Classification BS 1000A 1961 British Standards Institution 1961 254 1028 L18 Chemical Synonyms and Trade Names A Dictionary and Commercial Handbook William Gardner & Edward I CookeThe Technical Press Ltd 1968 635 1029 GR20 SOCMA Handbook of Commercial Organic Chemical Names American Chemical Society 1966 940 1030 L18 Handbooks & Tables in Science & Technology Russell H Powell (Ed) Oryx Press 1979 184 1031 GR29 The Penguin Dictionary of Chemistry D W A Sharp Penguin 1988 434 1032 GR29 Journal of the Chemical Society 1952 part III The Chemical Society 1952 1640 1033 L21 The Industrial Chemist and Chemical Manufacturer vol 8 1932 1932 459 1034 L21 A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic & Theoretical Chemistry vol I J W Mellor Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1927 1065 1035 L21 A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic & Theoretical Chemistry vol II J W Mellor Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1927 894 1036 L21 A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic & Theoretical Chemistry vol III J W Mellor Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1928 927 1037 L21 A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic & Theoretical Chemistry vol IV J W Mellor Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1929 1074 1038 L21 A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic & Theoretical Chemistry vol V J W Mellor Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1929 1004 1039 L21 A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic & Theoretical Chemistry vol VI J W Mellor Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1930 1024 1040 L21 A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic & Theoretical Chemistry vol VII J W Mellor Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1927 977 1041 L21 A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic & Theoretical Chemistry vol VIII J W Mellor Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1928 1110 1042 L21 A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic & Theoretical Chemistry vol IX J W Mellor Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1929 967 1043 L21 A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic & Theoretical Chemistry vol X J W Mellor Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1930 958 1044 L21 A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic & Theoretical Chemistry vol XI J W Mellor Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1931 909 1045 L21 A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic & Theoretical Chemistry vol XII J W Mellor Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1932 944 1046 L21 A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic & Theoretical Chemistry vol XIII J W Mellor Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1934 948 1047 L21 A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic & Theoretical Chemistry vol XIV J W Mellor Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1935 892 1048 L21 A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic & Theoretical Chemistry vol XV J W Mellor Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1936 816 1049 L21 A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic & Theoretical Chemistry vol XVI J W Mellor Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1953 811 1050 L20 Supplement to Mellors Comprehensive Treatise on Chemistry supp II part I Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1051 L20 Supplement to Mellors Comprehensive Treatise on Chemistry vol II supp II Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1052 L20 Supplement to Mellors Comprehensive Treatise on Chemistry voll II supp III Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1053 L20 Supplement to Mellors Comprehensive Treatise on Chemistry vol VIII supp I Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1054 L20 Supplement to Mellors Comprehensive Treatise on Chemistry vol VIII supp II Longmans Green & Co Ltd 1055 L20 The Chemical Formulary vol I H Bennett (ed) The Chemical Formulary Co 1933 604 1056 L20 The Chemical Formulary vol II H Bennett (ed) Chapman & Hall Ltd 1935 570 1057 L20 The Chemical Formulary vol III H Bennett (ed) Chapman & Hall Ltd 1936 566 1058 L20 The Chemical Formulary vol IV H Bennett (ed) Chemical Publishing Co Inc 1939 632 1059 L20 The Chemical Formulary vol V H Bennett (ed) Chemical Publishing Co Inc 1941 676 1060 L20 The Chemical Formulary vol VI H Bennett (ed) Chemical Publishing Co Inc 1943 636 1061 L20 The Chemical Formulary vol VII H Bennett (ed) Chemical Publishing Co Inc 1945 474 1062 L20 The Chemical Formulary vol VIII H Bennett (ed) Chemical Publishing Co Inc 1948 448 1063 L20 The Chemical Formulary vol IX H Bennett (ed) Chemical Publishing Co Inc 1951 648 1064 L20 Cumulative Index for Vols I to VI of The Chemical Formulary H Bennett The Chemical Publishing Co 1944 164 1065 L20 The National Formulary Tenth Edition American Pharmaceutical Association1955 867 1066 L20 Chemistry in Commerce vol I George Newnes Ltd 384 1067 L20 Chemistry in Commerce vol II George Newnes Ltd 384 1068 L20 Chemistry in Commerce vol III George Newnes Ltd 384 1069 L20 Chemistry in Commerce vol IV George Newnes Ltd 384 1070 L20 Review of American Chemical research vol X 1904 The Chemical Publishing Co 1904 594 1071 L27 Encyclopaedia of Chemical Technology Vol 1 Raymon E Kirk and Donald F OthmerThe editors Interscience Encyclopaedia Inc1947 950 1072 L27 Encyclopaedia of Chemical Technology Vol 2 Raymon E Kirk and Donald F OthmerThe editors Interscience Encyclopaedia Inc1947 950 1073 L27 Encyclopaedia of Chemical Technology Vol 3 Raymon E Kirk and Donald F OthmerThe editors Interscience Encyclopaedia Inc1947 950 1074 L27 Encyclopaedia of Chemical Technology Vol 4 Raymon E Kirk and Donald F OthmerThe editors Interscience Encyclopaedia Inc1947 950 1075 L27 Encyclopaedia of Chemical Technology Vol 5 Raymon E Kirk and Donald F OthmerThe editors Interscience Encyclopaedia Inc1947 950 1076 L27 Encyclopaedia of Chemical Technology Vol 6 Raymon E Kirk and Donald F OthmerThe editors Interscience Encyclopaedia Inc1947 950 1077 L27 Encyclopaedia of Chemical Technology Vol 7 Raymon E Kirk and Donald F OthmerThe editors Interscience Encyclopaedia Inc1947 950 1078 L27 Encyclopaedia of Chemical Technology Vol 8 Raymon E Kirk and Donald F OthmerThe editors Interscience Encyclopaedia Inc1947 950 1079 L27 Encyclopaedia of Chemical Technology Vol 9 Raymon E Kirk and Donald F OthmerThe editors Interscience Encyclopaedia Inc1947 950 1080 L27 Encyclopaedia of Chemical Technology Vol 10 Raymon E Kirk and Donald F OthmerThe editors Interscience Encyclopaedia Inc1947 950 1081 L27 Encyclopaedia of Chemical Technology Vol 11 Raymon E Kirk and Donald F OthmerThe editors Interscience Encyclopaedia Inc1947 950 1082 L27 Encyclopaedia of Chemical Technology Vol 12 Raymon E Kirk and Donald F OthmerThe editors Interscience Encyclopaedia Inc1947 950 1083 L27 Encyclopaedia of Chemical Technology Vol 13 Raymon E Kirk and Donald F OthmerThe editors Interscience Encyclopaedia Inc1947 950 1084 L27 Encyclopaedia of Chemical Technology Vol 14 Raymon E Kirk and Donald F OthmerThe editors Interscience Encyclopaedia Inc1947 950 1085 L27 Encyclopaedia of Chemical Technology Vol 15 Raymon E Kirk and Donald F OthmerThe editors Interscience Encyclopaedia Inc1947 950 1086 L27 Encyclopaedia of Chemical Technology First Supplement Raymon E Kirk and Donald F OthmerThe editors Interscience Encyclopaedia Inc1947 950 1087 L27 Encyclopaedia of Chemical Technology Second Supplement Raymon E Kirk and Donald F OthmerThe editors Interscience Encyclopaedia Inc1947 950 1088 L 4 Journal of Society of Chemical Industry Vol II various Society of Chemical Industry 1883 1089 L 4
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