A dictionary of chemistry (2004)
A dictionary of chemistry is a 2004 chemistry book written by John Daintith.
"Containing many new entries as well as biographies of key scientists, it covers all aspects of chemistry, including physical chemistry and biochemistry. There are over 4,300 entries, including approximately 100 entries to this new edition. The dictionary also includes single- or double-page feature articles on important topics, such as polymers and crystal defects. Chronologies chart the main discoveries in such fields as atomic theory, biochemistry, explosives, and plastics"--Publisher description.
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What is A dictionary of chemistry about?
"Containing many new entries as well as biographies of key scientists, it covers all aspects of chemistry, including physical chemistry and biochemistry. There are over 4,300 entries, including approximately 100 entries to this new edition. The dictionary also includes single- or double-page feature articles on important topics, such as polymers and crystal defects. Chronologies chart the main discoveries in such fields as atomic theory, biochemistry, explosives, and plastics"--Publisher description.
When was A dictionary of chemistry published?
A dictionary of chemistry was published in 2004.
Who made A dictionary of chemistry?
A dictionary of chemistry was written by John Daintith.