E. WEBER Books

Pharmakologische Untersuchungen in vitro
Molecular Inclusion and Molecular Recognition Clathrates I
Molecular Inclusion and Molecular Recognition-Clathrates II
Macrocycles
Macrocycles

By E. Weber, F. Vogtle, A. K. Burrell

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Supramolecular Chemistry I
Cyclophanes
Cyclophanes

By H. Hart, S. Inokuma, H. B Mekelburger

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Crown Ethers and Analogs
Crown Ethers and Analogs

By Edwin Weber

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The Western tradition.
Risk Factors for Adverse Drug Reactions Epidemiological Approaches
Invasive Plant Species Of The World
Invasive Plant Species Of The World

By E. WEBER, Ewald Weber

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The problems caused by invasive species are being increasingly recognized worldwide. They can cause severe disruption to both natural and managed ecosystems. This book provides a reference guide...

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