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Chemical sensors for hostile environments
by Kale,G M.
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BookPublisher: American Ceramic Society Ohio 2002Description: 116p.ISBN: 1-57498-138-2.Online resources: http://14.139.222.13:80/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=11476
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| 666.3 W746 Ceramics clay technology | 666.11.01 :539.213.1 B281 The structure and mechanical properties of inorganic glasses | 541.1 S849 Recent advances in physical and inorganic chemistry | 666.3/.7(063) CT:156 Chemical sensors for hostile environments | 666.3/.7(06) CT:152 Colloidal ceramic processing of nano-,micro-,and macro- particulate systems | 666.3/.7(06) CT143 Environmental issues and waste management technologies in the ceramic and nuclear industries VIII |
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