ADSORPTION OF VAPOUR MIXTURES IN ACTIVATED CHARCOAL. III.

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Nemeth, J. [1 ]
Baticz, S. [1 ]
Peter-Horanyi, M. [1 ]
Szuk, Gy. [1 ]
Regenyi, P. [1 ]
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[1] Hungarian Acad of Sciences, Hung, Hungarian Acad of Sciences, Hung
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Hungarian Journal of Industrial Chemistry | 1986年 / 14卷 / 04期
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