Introduction to Spectroscopy
Edition 4
Introduction to Spectroscopy 4th Edition ; Pavia, Donald L. ; Donald L. Pavia ; Pavia, Donald ; Pavia ; Schaffer, Richard ; Lampman, Gary M. ; Lampman, Gary ; Kriz, George S. ; Kriz, George ; Vyvyan, James A. ; Vyvyan, James
ISBN13:9781111800628
ISBN:1111800626
Authors:
Donald L. Pavia,Donald L. Pavia, Donald Pavia,Pavia, Richard Schaffer, Gary M. Lampman, Gary Lampman, George S. Kriz, George Kriz, James A. Vyvyan, James Vyvyan
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