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1. Environmental chemistry

   Collingwood, Vic. : CSIRO Pub., 2004-

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2. Environmental Chemistry

   Sharma, Shweta

   New Delhi : Alpha Science International, 2014.

   ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY covers Natural resources, Ecosystem, Biodiversity, Pollution and the basic chemistry of environment including Green Technology, Biodegradable polymers and Chemical Toxicology in a logical sequence. The primary objective is to provide fundamental knowledge of the principles so as to meet the challenging requirements of undergraduate students as well as teachers at various levels. KEY FEATURES: Include authentic, simple to the point and latest account of each topic Well sketched illustrations and various case studies.

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3. Environmental chemistry

   Baird, Colin

   New York : W.H. Freeman, c1995.

   This text is reinforced with essays and interviews by people working and lecturing in the field of environmental chemistry. It should be a useful text for students in the fields of chemistry, environmental science, agriculture, forestry and biology.

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