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Harden, G. (1966) Cobalt; useful but neglected in geochemical prospecting. Economic Geology, 61 (3) 625-626 doi:10.2113/gsecongeo.61.3.625

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TitleCobalt; useful but neglected in geochemical prospecting
JournalEconomic Geology
AuthorsHarden, G.Author
Year1966 (May 1)Volume61
Issue3
PublisherSociety of Economic Geologists
DOIdoi:10.2113/gsecongeo.61.3.625Search in ResearchGate
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Plain TextHarden, G. (1966) Cobalt; useful but neglected in geochemical prospecting. Economic Geology, 61 (3) 625-626 doi:10.2113/gsecongeo.61.3.625
In(1966, May) Economic Geology Vol. 61 (3) Society of Economic Geologists

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