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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SEPARATION SCIENCE, TEN-VOLUME SET
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Edited By
Colin Poole, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan, USA
Ian Wilson, AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, Alderley Park, U.K.
Michael Cooke, University of London, Egham, Surrey, UK
Reviews
--SANDRA KENTISH, Chemical Engineering in Australia
s encyclopedia is part of a new generation of literature sources that is directed as much at the on-line computer user as the traditional
book reader.
It is a comprehensive data source that should appeal to a large range of scientists and engineers with an interest in physico-chemical
separations. The focus is on the ever-expanding range of specialist methods and analytical techniques available to the separation professional...it
will appeal particularly to those working in high technology industries such as the biomedical, pharmaceutical and agrochemical fields.
Research professionals will also find it useful in method development for the purification and analysis of laboratory samples."
--SHAWN DOOGAN, University of East London, UK
think this is a great idea given the dominant position of separation techniques in many areas of science and technology... I am not aware of anything similar on the market."
--DAVID SHEEHAN, University of College Cork, Ireland
"I feel that the overall structure is sound. A user wishing to use or research a specific technique may access the information at the
level of introduction, background theory or by looking at practical examples."
--ALAN TOWNSHEND, University of Hull, UK
"Given the assurances of breadth of coverage, I believe the project to be viable, exciting and most useful."
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