Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Division
physical chemistry division of Royal Society of Chemistry
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Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Division
Summary
Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Division is a scientific society[1].
Key Facts
- Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Division's field of work was physical chemistry[2].
- Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Division's field of work was biophysical chemistry[3].
- Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Division's field of work was molecular physics[4].
- Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Division's field of work was chemical physics[5].
- Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Division's field of work was theoretical chemistry[6].
- Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Division's instance of is recorded as scientific society[7].
- Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Division's ISNI is recorded as 0000000121516506[8].
- Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Division's VIAF cluster ID is recorded as 125293943[9].
- Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Division's Library of Congress authority ID is recorded as n82143535[10].
- Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Division's part of is recorded as Royal Society of Chemistry[11].
- Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Division's official website is recorded as http://www.rsc.org/Membership/Networking/InterestGroups/FaradayDivision/[12].
- Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Division's SHARE Catalogue author ID is recorded as 297391[13].
- Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Division's National Library of Israel J9U ID is recorded as 987007455756105171[14].
- Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Division's Yale LUX ID is recorded as group/ae599b45-f41f-4ead-bb4d-1e35a7c9877c[15].
Body
Identity
Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Division's part of is recorded as Royal Society of Chemistry[11].
Industry
Fields of work include physical chemistry[2], a branch of chemistry[16]; biophysical chemistry[3], a branch of chemistry[17]; molecular physics[4], a branch of physics[18]; chemical physics[5], a branch of physics[19]; and theoretical chemistry[6], a branch of chemistry[20].