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by Kay, Jack F.
Published 2009
Royal Society of Chemistry
“...This unique and definitive reference on hormone abuse in food producing animals is for scientists...”
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by Mansfield, Natalie
Published 2009
Royal Society of Chemistry
“... project, THIS PRODUCT IS SOLD IN PACKS OF TEN ONLY * Writing your thesis will be a major task within your...”
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by Hester, R.E.
Published 2008
Royal Society of Chemistry
Table of Contents: “...: The Role of Collective versus Individual Producer Responsibility in e-Waste Management: Key Learnings from...”
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by Quevauviller, Ph
Published 2009
Royal Society of Chemistry
Table of Contents: “...General Introduction Interfacing Science & Policy in the Context of Selected RTD Projects Links...”
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by Lawley, Richard
Published 2008
Royal Society of Chemistry
Table of Contents: “...-biological chemical contaminants-- Chapter 16: Contaminants produced during processing-- Chapter 17...”
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by Judson, Phillip
Published 2009
Royal Society of Chemistry
Table of Contents: “... the Harvard project-- Structure, sub-structure and super-structure searching - technical-- Structure...”
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by Hutchison, John
Published 2007
Royal Society of Chemistry
Table of Contents: “... From Projection to Reconstruction-- 6.2.2 Backprojection: Real-space Reconstruction-- 6.2.3 Constrained...”
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by Warwick, Peter
Published 2007
Royal Society of Chemistry
Table of Contents: “... Seas-Results from the Norwegian Radnor Project-- Measuring Thoron (220Rn) in Natural Waters...”
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by Quevauviller, Philippe
Published 2007
Royal Society of Chemistry
Table of Contents: “... project-- 2.3. Groundwater management and planning: how can economics help?-- 3. Groundwater regulatory...”
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by Brisson, Mike J.
Published 2009
Royal Society of Chemistry
Table of Contents: “... It Is-- When It May Be Useful-- When Not to Use It-- Considerations for Laboratories and Clients-- Project...”
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by May, Eric
Published 2008
Royal Society of Chemistry
Table of Contents: “... Matthews, Australia-- Fredericus (Raar-Project), Sweden-- Conclusions and Future Directions-- Molecular...”
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by Hardcastle, William A.
Published 2009
Royal Society of Chemistry
“... of the analytical information they produce. It is aimed primarily at laboratory managers and those responsible...”
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by Phillips, Glyn O.
Published 2007
Royal Society of Chemistry
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Published 1999
Royal Society of Chemistry
“... in the set and these are all sold as one entity, It is believed that beer has been produced, in some form...”
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Published 2002
Royal Society of Chemistry
“... for speciality chemical producers and users, particularly those in the paper, plastic, polymer, paint, rubber...”
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Published 2001
Royal Society of Chemistry
“... in the set and these are all sold as one entity, Producing large quantities of waste is not only...”
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Published 1994
Royal Society of Chemistry
“... implementations including justification, system selection, installation, project management, developing, training...”
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by Jenkins, Gareth J.
Published 2008
Royal Society of Chemistry
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Published 2000
Royal Society of Chemistry
“... and amazement in cultures around the world. But what produces their dazzling array of effects? This book takes...”
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Published 1995
Royal Society of Chemistry
“... waste produced by nuclear reactors; and provides data from a number of case studies in cost-benefit...”