IRRADIATION AND CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF CADMIUM ALUMINATE, A BURNABLE POISON FOR LIGHT WATER-REACTORS

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HATTENBACH, K

AHLF, J

HILGENDORFF, W

ZIMMERMANN, HU

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ATOMKERNENERGIE-KERNTECHNIK | 1979年 / 33卷 / 01期

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