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Microdroplet Technology
Principles and Emerging Applications in Biology and Chemistry
Av Philip Day, Andreas Manz m. fl.
Inbunden, 2012
1098 kr
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Microdroplet technology has recently emerged to provide new and diverse applications via microfluidic functionality, especially in various areas of biology and chemistry. This book, then, gives an overview of the principle components and wide-ranging applications for state-of-the-art of …
Microdroplet Technology
Principles and Emerging Applications in Biology and Chemistry
Av Yonghao Zhang, Andreas Manz m. fl.
E-bok, 2012
1459 kr
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Microdroplet technology has recently emerged to provide new and diverse applications via microfluidic functionality, especially in various areas of biology and chemistry. This book, then, gives an overview of the principle components and wide-ranging applications for state-of-the-art of …
Microdroplet Technology
Principles and Emerging Applications in Biology and Chemistry
Av Philip Day, Andreas Manz m. fl.
Häftad, 2014
1098 kr
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Microdroplet technology has recently emerged to provide new and diverse applications via microfluidic functionality, especially in various areas of biology and chemistry. This book, then, gives an overview of the principle components and wide-ranging applications for state-of-the-art of …
Land
The Elusive Quest for Social Justice, Taxation Reform and a Sustainable Planetary Environment
Av Philip Day
Inbunden, 2007
849 kr
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Land draws upon a transdisciplinary doctoral thesis that reviewed the evolution of Anglo-Australian land law and fiscal practice following the decline of feudalism and the enshrinement of individual profit seeking in a capitalist economy.
Land
The Elusive Quest for Social Justice, Taxation Reform and a Sustainable Planetary Environment
Av Philip Day
Häftad, 2009
368 kr
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Land draws upon a transdisciplinary doctoral thesis that reviewed the evolution of Anglo-Australian land law and fiscal practice following the decline of feudalism and the enshrinement of individual profit seeking in a capitalist economy.
