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The flexible nature of organicchemistry must not be lost sight of.
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Prof Donnelly is a retired professor of organicchemistry at the college.
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Weinstein had been professor of organicchemistry in Breslau until 1933.
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Those would be organicchemistry and an advanced mathematics course.
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The whole of organicchemistry would then have been different.
Usage of inorganic chemistry in inglés
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But that is a matter of inorganicchemistry, you say.
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People with lots of different backgrounds work in materials science, and my background is inorganicchemistry.
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The affinities of inorganicchemistry immediately reassert themselves, in ordinary circumstances rapidly tearing down the ephemeral fabric.
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A trophy of bluish green South Kensington certificates for geometrical drawing, astronomy, physiology, physiography, and inorganicchemistry adorned his further wall.
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A lot of inorganicchemistry, and maths, ramblings, I'd say, and probably done in company time.' He handed across a heavy folder.
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But of all the achievements of inorganicchemistry, the artificial formation of lapis lazuli was the most brilliant and the most conclusive.
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Nerve agents are small molecules based on phosphorus that interfere with nerve transmission, said Andrea Sella, professor of inorganicchemistry at University College London.
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A new science, inexhaustible as life itself, is here presented us, standing upon the sound and solid foundation of a well established inorganicchemistry.
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Andrea Sella, professor of inorganicchemistry at University College London, said Novichok nerve agents were designed to be quite persistent and did not decompose quickly.
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These two aspects may, in this one respect, be compared to organic and inorganicchemistry, to which originally they belonged; as astrology did to astronomy.
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But he had been to some lectures-agronomyand inorganicchemistry.... You have to begin with inorganicchemistry if you want to go in for organic.
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For the chemistry see Roscoe and Schlorlemmer, Treatise on InorganicChemistry, vol.
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Beatrice had "done" Political Economy; Fanny had "been through" InorganicChemistry and Botany.
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Looking over my father's books one day, I came upon Gregory's 'Handbook of InorganicChemistry,' and began reading it.
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(Macmillan Company), or Alexander Smith's!Introduction to General InorganicChemistry!
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All could 'play the piano;' all declared-andbelieved-thatthey 'knew French.' Beatrice had 'done' Political Economy; Fanny had 'been through' InorganicChemistry and Botany.