Mass spectra of designer drugs; including drugs, chemical warfare agents, and precursors; 2v.(Brief Article)(Book Review)

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9783527307982

Mass spectra of designer drugs; including drugs, chemical warfare agents, and precursors; 2v.

Rosner, Peter et al.

Wiley-VCH

2007

2067 pages

$815.00

Hardcover

TP159

Reflecting the number and diversity of illegal drugs, two large volumes are required to present the electron-impact mass spectra (in the form of bar graphs) of each. There are 8800 mass spectra records i...

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