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Abu Sharib, A.S.A.A.; Selim, A.Q.; Abdel Fattah, M.M.; Hassan, S.M.; Sanislav, I.V. (2019) Thermal Alteration of Organic Matter in the Contact of a Rift-Related Basaltic Dyke: An Example from the Black Limestone, Wadi Matulla, West Central Sinai, Egypt. Minerals 9, 279

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Full ReferenceAbu Sharib, A.S.A.A.; Selim, A.Q.; Abdel Fattah, M.M.; Hassan, S.M.; Sanislav, I.V. (2019) Thermal Alteration of Organic Matter in the Contact of a Rift-Related Basaltic Dyke: An Example from the Black Limestone, Wadi Matulla, West Central Sinai, Egypt. Minerals 9, 279
Plain TextAbu Sharib, A.S.A.A.; Selim, A.Q.; Abdel Fattah, M.M.; Hassan, S.M.; Sanislav, I.V. (2019) Thermal Alteration of Organic Matter in the Contact of a Rift-Related Basaltic Dyke: An Example from the Black Limestone, Wadi Matulla, West Central Sinai, Egypt. Minerals 9, 279

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