If you liked Computers in polymer sciences by James S. Mattson and Harry B. Mark, start with Infrared, correlation, and fourier transform spectroscopy (1977), Computer fundamentals for chemists (1973), and Information chemistry (1975). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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What should I read after Computers in polymer sciences?
BookOrb recommends Infrared, correlation, and fourier transform spectroscopy (1977), Computer fundamentals for chemists (1973), Information chemistry (1975), Kinetics in analytical chemistry (1968), and Computer-assisted instructions in chemistry (1974).
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Who wrote Computers in polymer sciences?
Computers in polymer sciences is by James S. Mattson and Harry B. Mark.