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Featured New Titles Spring 2013

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Synthesis of Inorganic Materials - Ulrich Schubert; Nicola Hüsing
Call Number: Forthcoming
ISBN: 3527327142
Publication Date: 2012

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The Case of the Poisonous Socks - William H. Brock
Call Number: Forthcoming
ISBN: 1849733244
Publication Date: 2011

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Handbook of near-Infrared Analysis - Donald A. Burns; Emil W. Ciurczak
Call Number: Forthcoming
ISBN: 084937393X
Publication Date: 2007

 

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