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1955 - 1959 (15)

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A study of the mechanisms of boiling in liquid sodium

(1959) Judell, Trevor Leopold

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Physicochemical studies of wheat proteins and dough

(1959) Tschoegl, Nicholas W.

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Studies in the liquid-liquid extraction of inorganic compounds with organic solvents.

(1955) Warner, Ronald Kenneth

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Studies in sublimation and heat transfer at low pressure

(1958) Norman, Joseph Rangott

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Studies in the colloidal and biological properties of organic insecticides

(1957) Barnes, Geoffrey Thomas

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The production of anhydrous metal chlorides in fluidized beds : the chlorination of rutile

(1955) Briggs, W. R. S.

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Studies in the absorption of vapours by liquids : the absorption of zinc vapour in molten lead

(1958) Warner, Noel Alfred

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The formation and decomposition of titanium tetraiodide

(1955) Bowling, Keith McGregor

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The effect of environmental conditions on the crystallisation process : with special reference to calcium sulphate

(1955) McCartney, Eric R.

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Studies in the use of ion exchange membranes for concentrating electrolytes

(1956) Madgwick, George Graham

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