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Barazesh, Solmaz (2009) Technology: When the ink hits the page: Understanding the physics behind the most printable ink. Science News, 175. 13 doi:10.1002/scin.2009.5591750712

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TitleTechnology: When the ink hits the page: Understanding the physics behind the most printable ink
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AuthorsBarazesh, SolmazAuthor
Year2009 (September 30)Volume175
PublisherWiley
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