Biochemistry for Material Science:
Complexes, proteins, and catalysis through a series of case studies, reveals recent advancements in the discipline of biochemistry, allowing materials scientists to take use of these breakthroughs for innovation in their own field, from the design of bio-inspired materials to the use of cutting-edge catalyst classes. A look at various biochemical materials, a discussion of the fundamental concepts and methods of biochemistry, an investigation into the fields of bioscience, chemistry, and inorganic-related materials, and an introduction to seven recent discoveries are all included in the course Biochemistry for Material Science. Cosmo chemistry is discussed in the book's epilogue.
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