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(2001) Summary of policy on the use of SI units. The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, 79 (5) 848 doi:10.1002/cjce.5450790525

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TitleSummary of policy on the use of SI units
JournalThe Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering
Year2001 (October)Volume79
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PublisherWiley
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