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By Harold H. Trimm, William Hunter Jr.
The technology of chemistry is so vast that it's quite often damaged into fields or branches of specialization. The manufacture of substances and dyes is likely one of the such a lot sensible business functions of chemistry. This assortment offers the reader with a huge spectrum of chapters on medicines and dyes, thereby demonstrating key advancements during this speedily altering box. It examines dyes in chemical interplay and construction of substances for pharmaceutical use in addition to in forensic paintings and within the construction of fabrics.
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