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Physical Chemistry by Walter John Moore

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Physical Chemistry
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ISBN/ASIN: 0136659683
Number of pages: 633

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This book is an account of physical chemistry designed for students in the sciences and in engineering. It should also prove useful to chemists in industry who desire a review of the subject. The treatment is somewhat more precise than is customary in elementary books, and most of the important relationships have been given at least a heuristic derivation from fundamental principles. A prerequisite knowledge of calculus, college physics, and two years of college chemistry is assumed.

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