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Mineral nutrition studies on wood-rotting fungi

(1956) Hewitt, Bernard Robert

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Studies in food chemistry

(1954) Kapur, Narinder Singh

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Some aspects of the preparation and properties of monodisperse sulphur sols

(1957) Lark, Prosper David

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Complexes of metals of group VIII and group IB with ligands containing sulphur and arsenic

(1959) Chiswell, Barry

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The intensity of the hydroxyl band in infra-red spectra

(1957) Flynn, Thomas Desmond

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Plant growth-regulators

(1953) Ford, Douglas Lyons

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The adsorption by aerobacter aerogenes of sodium benzoate at different pH levels and of p-hydroxy benzoic acid and its esters

(1957) Barbour, Robert Gavin Hume

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Studies in the configurations and reactions of glycols

(1958) Young, Ronald Jerome

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Some studies in quantitative inorganic chromatography

(1952) Anderson, John Ragnar Augustus

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Vibration spectra in the study of the structure of some inorganic compounds

(1957) Cranmer, Venn

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