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The effect of electrolytes and inorganic colloids on the mechanical fitting of enamels to plastic clay bodies (1914)

Kirkpatrick, Frank Allen, Arnold, Howard Clifton · leaf 87

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Clay · Enamel and enameling · Electrolytes · Colloids · Theses

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