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Carbohydrates In Solution

By Horace S. Isbell, Rex Montgomery, W.Z. Hassid, D. Horton, Roy L. Whistler, R. S. Shallenberger, Terry E. Acree, Elvin A. Kabat, J. Martyn Bailey, G.A. Jeffrey, Ronald Bentley, R. U. Lemieux, Ward Pigman, A. S. Perlin, Edward J. Hehre, IAIN M. CAMPBELL, LAURENS ANDERSON, JOHN C. GARVER, P. HERVE DU PENHOAT, H. S. ISBELL, J. A. RENDLEMAN, ALEXANDER J. FATIADI, S. J. ANGYAL, J. T. BREWER, P. L. DURETTE, J. D. WANDER, JOHN MOSCHERA, PETER G. PENTCHEV, PETER H. FISHMAN, SALLY A. MULHERN, JOHN W. KUSIAK, GENTARO OKADA, DOROTHY S. GENGHOF, JOHN H. PAZUR, DANIEL J. DROPKIN, CHARLES E. HETZLER, OTHMAR GABRIEL

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Horace S. Isbell, Symposium Chairman. Includes Bibliographical References.

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