Roald Hoffmann Books

Baldrige Conference, The Dalles Civic Auditorium, November 5, 2001

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Chemistry imagined

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In Chemistry Imagined, Nobel laureate Roald Hoffmann, in a unique collaboration with artist Vivian Torrence, reveals the creative and humanistic sparks that drive science in general and chemistry i...

CHEM IMAGINED PB

By Roald Hoffmann, Vivian Torrence

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Soliton

By Roald Hoffmann

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Something that belongs to you

By Roald Hoffmann

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Chemical Sciences in the 20th Century

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Oxygen

By Carl Djerassi

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Oxygen Deutsche Ausgabe

By Roald Hoffmann

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Sein Und Schein Reflexionen Uber Die Chemie

By Roald Hoffmann

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Strained hydrocarbons

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