Spectroscopic Problems in Chemistry,

Science & Math

David W. Brown

B.J. Brisdon

Chemistry

Van Nost. Reinhold

Sooner or later, nearly every landlord is faced with handling an eviction. This book shows California landlords how to proceed every step of the way. It explains legal grounds for eviction, provides forms and instructions necessary to prepare and serve a tenant with proper legal notice, file an unlawful detainer (eviction) lawsuit, deal with delaying tactics, collect, and more.

The California Landlord's Law Book: Evictions (California Landlord's Law Book. Vol 2 : Evictions, 7th ed)

Business

Nolo

Referenced Review Questions in Molecular Medicine is divided into three sections: Questions Answers and brief rationale (as derived from the references) References (provided as a basis for the answers and to encourage the reader to review the references and expand his/her knowledge or area of expertise) This book is intended for those who practice in the area of molecular medicine/molecular diagnostics and wish to evaluate their knowledge in the basics of the subject and applications such as cancer, microbiology, and genetic disease. The book is also intended for academic and practicing clinical chemists, pathologists, practicing physicians with an interest in molecular medicine, technologists, and other laboratorians who have an interest in molecular medicine.

Referenced Review Questions in Molecular Medicine

ROBERT M. WHITE

Steven A. Williams

Biological Sciences

AACC Press

A masterful, genre-defying narrative of the most ambitious science project ever conceived: NASA's deep-space mission to Europa--the Jovian moon where might swim the first known alien life in our solar system--powered by a motley team of obsessives and eccentrics. When scientists discovered the first ocean beyond Earth, they had two big questions: "Is it habitable?" and "How do we get there?" To answer the first, they had to answer the second, and so began a vivacious team's twenty-year odyssey to mount a mission to Europa, the ocean moon of Jupiter. Standing in their way: NASA, fanatically consumed with landing robots on Mars; the White House, which never saw a science budget it couldn't cut; Congress, fixated on going to the moon or Mars--anywhere, really, to give astronauts something to do; rivals in academia, who wanted instead to go to Saturn; and even Jupiter itself, which guards Europa in a pulsing, rippling, radiation belt--a halo of death whose conditions are like those that follow a detonated thermonuclear bomb. The Mission, or: How a Disciple of Carl Sagan, an Ex-Motocross Racer, a Texas Tea Party Congressman, the World's Worst Typewriter Saleswoman, California Mountain People, and an Anonymous NASA Functionary Went to War with Mars, Survived an Insurgency at Saturn, Traded Blows with Washington, and Stole a Ride on an Alabama Moon Rocket to Send a Space Robot to Jupiter in Search of the Second Garden of Eden at the Bottom of an Alien Ocean Inside of an Ice World Called Europa (A True Story)&nbsp;is the Homeric, never-before-told story of modern space exploration, and a magnificent portrait of the inner lives of scientists who study the solar system's mysterious outer planets. David W. Brown chronicles the remarkable saga of how Europa was won, and what it takes to get things done--down here, and up there. Written with verve, humor, and uncanny empathy,&nbsp;The Mission&nbsp;is an exuberant masterclass in how a few determined cogs can change an entire machine.&nbsp;

The Mission: A True Story

Astronomy & Space Science

HarperCollins B and Blackstone Publishing

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