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Benson, Sidney W. (1964) PREDICTABILITY OF CHAIN REACTIONS. Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 56. 18-27 doi:10.1021/ie50649a004

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TitlePREDICTABILITY OF CHAIN REACTIONS
JournalIndustrial & Engineering Chemistry
AuthorsBenson, Sidney W.Author
Year1964 (January)Volume56
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ie50649a004Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceBenson, Sidney W. (1964) PREDICTABILITY OF CHAIN REACTIONS. Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 56. 18-27 doi:10.1021/ie50649a004
Plain TextBenson, Sidney W. (1964) PREDICTABILITY OF CHAIN REACTIONS. Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 56. 18-27 doi:10.1021/ie50649a004
In(n.d.) Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Vol. 56. American Chemical Society (ACS)

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