An edition of Schwebstoffe in gasen, aerosole (1934)

Schwebstoffe in gasen, aerosole

über die darstellung, die eigenschaften, das vorkommen und die verwendung von nebel, staub und rauch

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Schwebstoffe in gasen, aerosole
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An edition of Schwebstoffe in gasen, aerosole (1934)

Schwebstoffe in gasen, aerosole

über die darstellung, die eigenschaften, das vorkommen und die verwendung von nebel, staub und rauch

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F. Enke
Language
German
Pages
116

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Subjects

Colloids, Dust, Fog, Gases, Smoke

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Schwebstoffe in gasen, aerosole: über die darstellung, die eigenschaften, das vorkommen und die verwendung von nebel, staub und rauch
1934, F. Enke
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Stuttgart
Series
Sammlung chemischer und chemisch-technischer vorträge ;, n.f., hft. 24
Other Titles
Aerosole.

Classifications

Library of Congress
QD1 .S2 n. f., hft. 24

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116 p. :
Number of pages
116

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OL6323814M
LCCN
35015941
OCLC/WorldCat
8932193

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