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  1. 1 The nitrogen murder 2005 · 274 pages · Camille Minichino · Same author
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What should I read after The carbon murder?

BookOrb recommends The nitrogen murder (2005), The Beryllium Murder (Gloria Lamerino Mysteries) (2000), The lithium murder (1999), The Probability of Murder (2019), and The Helium Murder (Avalon Mystery) (1998).

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Who wrote The carbon murder?

The carbon murder is by Camille Minichino.