By Tetsuro Seiyama
ISBN-10: 0444987843
ISBN-13: 9780444987846
ISBN-10: 4062045583
ISBN-13: 9784062045582
The themes selected for this moment quantity were conscientiously chosen by means of the foreign editorial board to hide new, vital development during this fast-developing box. With contributions from many admired researchers operating on the frontiers of the chemical sensor box, the e-book offers updated info and proposal to all readers
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