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ACS in Focus ebooks are: 

• Four to eight hour primers for beginning and seasoned scientists that need a quick start to a topic outside of their expertise.
• Topics include emerging and cross-disciplinary subjects not traditionally taught in an undergraduate chemistry curriculum.
• In an instructional setting, these works bridge the gap between textbooks and literature.
• Digital-only to take advantage of hyperlinks, pop-up glossary, videos, and animations.
• eReader is part of ACS Publications content suite and enables the reader to learn when it suits them, on or offline.

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Scores

Bach, C.P.E. Concertos for two keyboards / Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach ; edited by Laura Buch.

Beethoven. Symphony no. 9 d minor op. 125. Werke / Beethoven ; herausgegeben von Beethoven-Archiv, Bonn, unter Leitung von Joseph Schmidt-Görg. Abt. I, Bd. 5.

In April, 2017, I had a debate with David McClure and Karl Grossner — at that time both were Stanford colleagues. They argued that everything is data. I vehemently opposed the notion.