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(1995) Workshop on thermodynamic models and data for pure elements and other endmembers of solutions. Calphad, 19 (4) 555-571 doi:10.1016/0364-5916(96)00007-7

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TitleWorkshop on thermodynamic models and data for pure elements and other endmembers of solutions
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Year1995 (December)Volume19
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