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ERGUN, SABRI (1972) Two-Dimensional Lattice Orientation and Three-Dimensional Crystallinity in Carbon Fibres. Nature Physical Science, 238. 137-139 doi:10.1038/physci238137a0

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TitleTwo-Dimensional Lattice Orientation and Three-Dimensional Crystallinity in Carbon Fibres
JournalNature Physical Science
AuthorsERGUN, SABRIAuthor
Year1972 (August)Volume238
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
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Full ReferenceERGUN, SABRI (1972) Two-Dimensional Lattice Orientation and Three-Dimensional Crystallinity in Carbon Fibres. Nature Physical Science, 238. 137-139 doi:10.1038/physci238137a0
Plain TextERGUN, SABRI (1972) Two-Dimensional Lattice Orientation and Three-Dimensional Crystallinity in Carbon Fibres. Nature Physical Science, 238. 137-139 doi:10.1038/physci238137a0
In(1972) Nature Physical Science Vol. 238. Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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