Environmental Chemistry: Review of a Book
Journal Title: Medicinal & Analytical Chemistry International Journal - Year 2018, Vol 2, Issue 4
Abstract
The book “Environmental Chemistry” authored by A.K. De was reviewed critically. All the chapters were taken into consideration. The book covers all aspects of environmental related recent hot topics. The book contains one chapter on Instrumental Methods of Chemical Analysis which is the beauty of the book.
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Tanmoy Das
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