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POOL, R. A. H., SHIELDS, B. D. C., STAVELEY, L. A. K. (1958) The Triple Point of Argon as a Thermometric Fixed Point. Nature, 181 (4612). 831 doi:10.1038/181831a0

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TitleThe Triple Point of Argon as a Thermometric Fixed Point
JournalNature
AuthorsPOOL, R. A. H.Author
SHIELDS, B. D. C.Author
STAVELEY, L. A. K.Author
Year1958 (March)Volume181
Issue4612
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/181831a0
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Full ReferencePOOL, R. A. H., SHIELDS, B. D. C., STAVELEY, L. A. K. (1958) The Triple Point of Argon as a Thermometric Fixed Point. Nature, 181 (4612). 831 doi:10.1038/181831a0
Plain TextPOOL, R. A. H., SHIELDS, B. D. C., STAVELEY, L. A. K. (1958) The Triple Point of Argon as a Thermometric Fixed Point. Nature, 181 (4612). 831 doi:10.1038/181831a0
In(1958, March) Nature Vol. 181 (4612) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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