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Member Societies

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Serbia, Republic of

Link icon Serbian Chemical Society
The Serbian Chemical Society, one of the oldest scientific societies in Europe and the tenth oldest chemical society in the world, was founded in Belgrade in November, 1897.

Slovakia

Link icon Slovak Chemical Society
The Slovak Chemical Society (SCS) was founded in 1929 with the aim to unify the Slovak chemists to become recognized as a significant industrial, educational and scientific professional community.

Slovenia

Link icon Slovenian Chemical Society
V veliko veselje mi je, da vas lahko pozdravim v uvodnem delu predstavitvenih strani. Tu na kratko predstavljamo Slovensko kemijsko dru�tvo in njegove dejavnosti po sekcijah, komisijah in podru�nicah.

Spain

Link icon Asociaci�n Nacional de Qu�micos de Espa�a (ANQUE)
National Chemical Association of Spain

Link icon Consejo General de Colegios Oficiales
General Council of Chemistry Association of Spain

Link icon Real Sociedad Espanola de Quimica
La Real Sociedad Espa�ola de Qu�mica (RSEQ) intends to promote, to develop and to disclose the discipline of Chemistry

Professor C Acebal Sarabia
Secretary General
Facultade de Quimica, Universidad Complutense, 28040 Madrid
Tel: + 34 91 394 43 61
Fax: + 34 91 543 38 79

Link icon Spanish Society of Analytical Chemistry
SEQA's objective is the development and disclosure of all aspects of Analytical Chemistry

Link icon Societat Catalana de Quimica
La Societat Catalana de Qu�mica �s una societat filial de l' Institut d'Estudis Catalans, adscrita a la Secci� de Ci�ncies i Tecnologia.

Sweden

Link icon Swedish Chemical Society
The Swedish Chemical Society arranges conferences and work-shops in an number of different chemical diciplines.

Switzerland

Link icon Swiss Chemical Society
The Swiss Chemical Society represents chemistry in the broadest sense in Switzerland and in international organizations.