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Bloss, F. Donald, Frenzel, Gerhard, Robinson, Paul D. (1967) Reducing preferred orientation in diffractometer samples. American Mineralogist, 52 (7-8) 1243-1246

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TitleReducing preferred orientation in diffractometer samples
JournalAmerican Mineralogist
AuthorsBloss, F. DonaldAuthor
Frenzel, GerhardAuthor
Robinson, Paul D.Author
Year1967Volume52
Issue7-8
PublisherMineralogical Society of America
Download URLhttp://www.minsocam.org/ammin/AM52/AM52_1243.pdf+
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Full ReferenceBloss, F. Donald, Frenzel, Gerhard, Robinson, Paul D. (1967) Reducing preferred orientation in diffractometer samples. American Mineralogist, 52 (7-8) 1243-1246
Plain TextBloss, F. Donald, Frenzel, Gerhard, Robinson, Paul D. (1967) Reducing preferred orientation in diffractometer samples. American Mineralogist, 52 (7-8) 1243-1246
In(1967) American Mineralogist Vol. 52 (7-8) Mineralogical Society of America

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