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Chemical Poems: One For Each Element reviewed in the Journal of Chemical Education

Dos Madres Press on September 22, 2014

Chemical Poems - One On Each Element by Mario Markus

Chemical Poems: One For Each Element by professor Mario Markus was reviewed in the Journal of Chemical Education. (scroll to bottom of page)

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