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Goldring, D.C. (2003) Iron ore categorisation for the iron and steel industry. Applied Earth Science, 112 (1) 5-17 doi:10.1179/0371745032501162

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TitleIron ore categorisation for the iron and steel industry
JournalApplied Earth Science
AuthorsGoldring, D.C.Author
Year2003 (April)Volume112
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PublisherInforma UK Limited
DOIdoi:10.1179/0371745032501162Search in ResearchGate
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