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Soviet Science
Inbunden, 2024
1821 kr
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Soviet Science (1936) gives information about the sort and conditions of research in Soviet scientific institutes in the 1930s. It looks at all the main research centres, across the discipliners of physics, chemistry, biology and the applied sciences.
Soviet Science
Häftad, 2026
500 kr
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Soviet Science (1936) gives information about the sort and conditions of research in Soviet scientific institutes in the 1930s. It looks at all the main research centres, across the discipliners of physics, chemistry, biology and the applied sciences.
Soviet Science
E-bok, 2024
576 kr
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Soviet Science (1936) gives information about the sort and conditions of research in Soviet scientific institutes in the 1930s. It looks at all the main research centres, across the discipliners of physics, chemistry, biology and the applied sciences.
Soviet Science
E-bok, 2024
589 kr
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Soviet Science (1936) gives information about the sort and conditions of research in Soviet scientific institutes in the 1930s. It looks at all the main research centres, across the discipliners of physics, chemistry, biology and the applied sciences.
Progress of Science
An Account of Recent Fundamental Researches in Physics, Chemistry and Biology
Inbunden, 2014
2504 kr
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The Progress of Science, first published in 1934, was originally intended to help the interested reader develop their understanding of the natural sciences as they stood in the period leading up to the Second World War. This intention was predicated on the belief that the spirit of science can only …
Progress of Science
An Account of Recent Fundamental Researches in Physics, Chemistry and Biology
Häftad, 2015
747 kr
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The Progress of Science, first published in 1934, was originally intended to help the interested reader develop their understanding of the natural sciences as they stood in the period leading up to the Second World War. This intention was predicated on the belief that the spirit of science can only …
