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High-temperature drop calorimetry

Douglas, 2013

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Douglas T
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Calorimetry of Non-Reacting Systems: Prepared Under the Sponsorship of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry Commission on Thermodynamics and the Thermochemistry

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High-temperature drop calorimetry Page 316 II. III. IV. CHAPTER 8 High-temperature Drop Calorimetry THOMAs B. Douglas National Bureau of Standards, Washington DC, USA EDwARD G. KING Albany Metallurgy Reasearch Centre, Bureau of Mines, Albany, Oregon, USA Contents …
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