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Smith, D. (1972) The application of Langmuir probes to the measurement of very low electron temperatures. Planetary and Space Science, 20 (10) 1717-1726 doi:10.1016/0032-0633(72)90193-6

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TitleThe application of Langmuir probes to the measurement of very low electron temperatures
JournalPlanetary and Space Science
AuthorsSmith, D.Author
Year1972 (October)Volume20
Issue10
PublisherElsevier BV
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Full ReferenceSmith, D. (1972) The application of Langmuir probes to the measurement of very low electron temperatures. Planetary and Space Science, 20 (10) 1717-1726 doi:10.1016/0032-0633(72)90193-6
Plain TextSmith, D. (1972) The application of Langmuir probes to the measurement of very low electron temperatures. Planetary and Space Science, 20 (10) 1717-1726 doi:10.1016/0032-0633(72)90193-6
In(1972, October) Planetary and Space Science Vol. 20 (10) Elsevier BV

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