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and biologists working at the chemical interface, with an impressive
body of collected knowledge which is not available from any other
source."
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Nature
1985
"Its logical organization and text-based
approach make it easier for nonspecialists and advanced students
to consult, and its indexes are very thorough and very helpful."
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D. Flaxbart,
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and for all those research groups employing heterocyclic chemistry.
Also libraries used by scientists working on biological problems,
on natural products or in material sciences should have access
to Comprehensive Heterocyclic Chemistry II."
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Synthesis 1998
"The general chapters enable interested
students to find their bearings... The specialised chapters
are available to meet the demand for more detailed information
— even experts in universities and industry - will find useful
references here."
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Schaumann Angew Chem 1985
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for information on topics I am interested in whether I have prior
knowledge of the area of not. Consequently no institution should
be without their reference copy and many will want to make the
materials as accessible as possible to students, faculty and research
investigators."
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successful and impressive. It will be extremely useful to anyone
pursuing research in heterocyclic chemistry, and it belongs in
every chemistry library. It will be consulted frequently and extensively."
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