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Kuznetsov, S. K., Svetova, E. N., Shanina, S. N., Filippov, V. N. (2012) Minor elements in quartz from hydrothermal-metamorphic veins in the Nether Polar Ural Province. Geochemistry International, 50 (11) 911-925 doi:10.1134/s0016702912090054

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TitleMinor elements in quartz from hydrothermal-metamorphic veins in the Nether Polar Ural Province
JournalGeochemistry International
AuthorsKuznetsov, S. K.Author
Svetova, E. N.Author
Shanina, S. N.Author
Filippov, V. N.Author
Year2012 (November)Volume50
Issue11
PublisherPleiades Publishing Ltd
DOIdoi:10.1134/s0016702912090054Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceKuznetsov, S. K., Svetova, E. N., Shanina, S. N., Filippov, V. N. (2012) Minor elements in quartz from hydrothermal-metamorphic veins in the Nether Polar Ural Province. Geochemistry International, 50 (11) 911-925 doi:10.1134/s0016702912090054
Plain TextKuznetsov, S. K., Svetova, E. N., Shanina, S. N., Filippov, V. N. (2012) Minor elements in quartz from hydrothermal-metamorphic veins in the Nether Polar Ural Province. Geochemistry International, 50 (11) 911-925 doi:10.1134/s0016702912090054
In(2012, November) Geochemistry International Vol. 50 (11) Pleiades Publishing Ltd

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