Metals and chemical change

Metals play a vital role in the metabolism of plants and animals and, increasingly, in medicine. This book, one of two used as the main teaching material on an Open University course, provides an introduction to the metals essential to life and ligands of biological importance. It considers the upta...

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Corporate Authors: Royal Society of Chemistry (Great Britain), Open University
Other Authors: Johnson, D. A. David Arthur
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Cambridge, UK Royal Society of Chemistry 2002
Series:The molecular world
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