A German-English dictionary for chemists

First published by Wiley in 1917, it set the standard for the entire field. Maintaining the same convenient layout and Patterson format with the same high standards of quality, here is the first revision of this invaluable work since 1950. With expanded coverage and new terms, it captures the wealth of scientific discoveries made in the last four decades, including the DNA double helix, practical computers and microelectronic devices, plate tectonics and man in space. Once again German and English-speaking scientists and engineers have an up-to-date and authoritative resource for understanding each other's language. A......Page 14 B......Page 68 C......Page 100 D......Page 109 E......Page 128 F......Page 156 G......Page 181 H......Page 213 I......Page 235 J......Page 242 K......Page 245 L......Page 281 M......Page 298 N......Page 321 O......Page 337 P......Page 344 Q......Page 365 R......Page 368 S......Page 388 T......Page 452 U......Page 470 V......Page 487 W......Page 512 X, Y......Page 534 Z......Page 535 Beilstein Dictionary......Page 555 Beilstein Abbreviations......Page 613 Beilstein Sample......Page 615