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The definitions used in this glossary are identical to those in the published document, see M.W.G. de Bolster,Pure Appl. Chem.,69, 1251-1303 (1997) [Copyright IUPAC; reproduced with the permission of IUPAC]. If you use any of these definitions please cite this reference as their source. APDF of the printed version is available.
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As well as anintroduction andindex. All terms are listed alphabetically in the following files:A and B;C and D;E to G;H to L;M to O;P to R andS to Z.