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... exist as isomers - i.e . , as compounds with the same chemical composition but different structural formulas ( see Iso- MERISM ) . Many different kinds of isomerism occur among coordination compounds . The following are some of the more ...
... exist as isomers - i.e . , as compounds with the same chemical composition but different structural formulas ( see Iso- MERISM ) . Many different kinds of isomerism occur among coordination compounds . The following are some of the more ...
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... exist in nature many changing conditions that can alter process rates . It is for this reason that radio- metric dating claims such a supreme position ; there seems to be no possible way for environmental change to cause a change in the ...
... exist in nature many changing conditions that can alter process rates . It is for this reason that radio- metric dating claims such a supreme position ; there seems to be no possible way for environmental change to cause a change in the ...
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... exist independently of man and his civilization , however , has increased the significance of studying the nature of wildlife diseases . Table 9 contains a partial list of zoonoses , including the causative agents and the animals ...
... exist independently of man and his civilization , however , has increased the significance of studying the nature of wildlife diseases . Table 9 contains a partial list of zoonoses , including the causative agents and the animals ...
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