New York, NY, John Wiley, 1998. No Table of Contents.
Most entries are single words with no definitions of terms.
It contains precise translations of chemical compounds and the names of reactions, equations, or effects. Used as a quick reference for those who need the exact equivalent of a chemical compound, this dictionary should be of help to users of the Internet where the exchange of chemical information has become so international. Effective use of the dictionary depends upon the user being able to combine prefixes and suffixes to long complicated chemical compound names. Readers of Spanish-English works may be familiar with the author, Steven M. Kaplan. Educated in Puerto Rico and the United States, Kaplan has produced similar dictionaries for users of legal, business, computer, and psychology terms.