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      Takala, Jukka
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      Handbook of gas exchange and indirect calorimetry / Takala, Jukka
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      Burgers, J. M. (Johannes Martinus), 1895-1981.
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      Gas dynamics.
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      Gorter, Cornelis Jacobus, 1907-
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      more usual low temperature topics, such as spin polarized 3He gas and the Kapitza thermal boundary
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      Eley, D. D., 1911-
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      III. The Transfer of the Olefin from the Gas Phase to the CatalystIV. Molecular Weight Distribution
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      Bodansky, Oscar, 1901-1977.
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      -liquid Chromatography in Clinical Chemistry; 1. Introduction; 2. Basic Requirements of Gas-Liquid Chromatography; 3
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      International Conference on Silicon Carbide (1968 : University Park, Pa.)
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      CHAPTER 4. THE INFLUENCE OF IMPURITIES ON THE GROWTH OF SILICON CARBIDE CRYSTALS GROWN BY GAS
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      Malecki, Ignacy.
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      PROPAGATION IN REAL LIQUIDS AND GASES; 1. Introduction; 2. Wave attenuation in ideal gas due to internal
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      Price, Dennis, editor.
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      9. negative ion mass spectrareferences; chapter 7.the reactions of ions with molecules in the gas
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      Lunar International Laboratory Symposium (3rd : 1967 : Belgrad)
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      vapour on the moon; 7. migration times of contaminant gas; 8. contaminant gas decay times; 9. transient
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      Allen, L. (Leslie), 1935- compiler.
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      ; CHAPTER 4. Gas Lasers; CHAPTER 5. Semiconductor Lasers; CHAPTER 6. A More Complex View of the Laser