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Chemists:

Andrew B. Ryzhkov, CV

With experience in theoretical modelling of chemical systems and quantum chemical investigation of reaction mechanisms.

http://redandr.tripod.com/resume.htm

Bhalchandra Bhanage

Publications and papers by researcher, in Homogeneous Catalysis, Catalyst product separation techniques.

http://members.tripod.com/~bhanageb/

Chemical Engineer

French chemical engineer specializing in batch process equipment design (fine chemicals, pharmaceutical active chemicals).

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Graand

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Clemens Schwarzinger

CV of Clemens Schwarzinger. Pyrolysis GC/MS and thermally assisted hydrolysis and methylation (THM) of cellulose and cellulose derivatives.

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Colour Chemistry Chemist

Researcher in the field of colour chemistry.

http://www.leeds.ac.uk/ccd/greaves.html

Erwan Colomb

Polymers PhD, his CV and some links.

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Katherine Helmetag - Chemical Tribologist

An organometallic chemist working in metalworking lubrication.

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Kumar, Majeti N. V. Ravi

Applied polymer science and controlled drug delivery research. Contacts and E-mail listing of some eminent scientists.

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Nail Shavaleev

CV, list of publications, and a bibliography on lanthanide luminescence and chemiluminescence.

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Puthusserickal Hassan

Education and experience background. Materials and structural chemistry. Research interests are with colloidal and supramolecular assemblies. Lists awards received, facilities handled, publications and photo album.

http://www.geocities.com/hassan_barc/

Wright, James F.

Ph.D. Qualified and experienced as a chemical project manager, systems analyst and computational, experimental, chemical, and nuclear consultant.

http://www.drjfwright.com/chemists.html

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