The Art and Science of Chemical AnalysisGraphs and Excel-based problems appear throughout the book and are supported by user-friendly templates on the accompanying CD. * Study questions and problems appear every few pages throughout the book. These questions are followed by answers. * Enke's book is organized by differentiating characteristics rather than by techniques. |
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