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E. Introductory Course in Solid-State Chemistry
Pages 107-108

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... Accordingly, the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at MIT has instituted an optional course, primarily for freshmen, entitled "Introduction to Solid State Chemistry. n Introduction to Materials Sciences and Engineering, by K
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... This course has proven particularly attractive and helpful to students interested in engineering subjects such as electrical, mechanical, and aeronautical engineering. It satisfies the premedical inorganic chemistry requirement.
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