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Silikagel' i ego primenenie v chernoy metallurgii. In Russian /Silicagel and ... - Nikitin, Stepan N

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Autor: Nikitin, Stepan Nikitich

Lugar: Moscow

Año: 1941

Idioma: Russian

Short description: In Russian. Nikitin, Stepan Nikitich. Silicagel and its application in the ferrous metallurgy. Moscow Leningrad: Metallurgizdat, 1941 (Moscow). Silikagel' i ego primenenie v chernoy metallurgii. In Russian /Silicagel and its application in the iron and steel industry . The image is provided for reference only. It may reflect condition of one of the available copies or only help in identifying the edition. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKU5245911

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Silikagel' i ego primenenie v chernoy metallurgii. In Russian /Silicagel and ... - Nikitin, Stepan N

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