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Woods, S. B. (1956) THE CONDUCTIVITY OF SODIUM AT LOW TEMPERATURES. Canadian Journal of Physics, 34. 223-226 doi:10.1139/p56-024

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TitleTHE CONDUCTIVITY OF SODIUM AT LOW TEMPERATURES
JournalCanadian Journal of Physics
AuthorsWoods, S. B.Author
Year1956 (February 1)Volume34
PublisherCanadian Science Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1139/p56-024
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Full ReferenceWoods, S. B. (1956) THE CONDUCTIVITY OF SODIUM AT LOW TEMPERATURES. Canadian Journal of Physics, 34. 223-226 doi:10.1139/p56-024
Plain TextWoods, S. B. (1956) THE CONDUCTIVITY OF SODIUM AT LOW TEMPERATURES. Canadian Journal of Physics, 34. 223-226 doi:10.1139/p56-024
In(n.d.) Canadian Journal of Physics Vol. 34. Canadian Science Publishing

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