Atkins’ Physical Chemistry

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ISBN Oxford University Press 0198769865
MPN Oxford University Press 48843181
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Paperback
Edition
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11
Height
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215 mm
Imprint
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Oxford University Press
ISBN
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9780198769866
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English
Length
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10.7 Inches
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1
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944
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01 Dec
Publisher
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OUP Oxford
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2017-12-28T00:00:01Z
Spine width
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55 mm
Weight
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1820 g
Width
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269 mm
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