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WHITE, J. L., PONTELANDOLFO, J. M. (1966) Graphite–Carbide Materials prepared by Hot-working with the Carbide Phase in the Liquid State. Nature, 209 (5027). 1018-1019 doi:10.1038/2091018a0

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TitleGraphite–Carbide Materials prepared by Hot-working with the Carbide Phase in the Liquid State
JournalNature
AuthorsWHITE, J. L.Author
PONTELANDOLFO, J. M.Author
Year1966 (March)Volume209
Issue5027
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/2091018a0Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceWHITE, J. L., PONTELANDOLFO, J. M. (1966) Graphite–Carbide Materials prepared by Hot-working with the Carbide Phase in the Liquid State. Nature, 209 (5027). 1018-1019 doi:10.1038/2091018a0
Plain TextWHITE, J. L., PONTELANDOLFO, J. M. (1966) Graphite–Carbide Materials prepared by Hot-working with the Carbide Phase in the Liquid State. Nature, 209 (5027). 1018-1019 doi:10.1038/2091018a0
In(1966, March) Nature Vol. 209 (5027) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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