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Malouf, Emil, White, Merwin (1951) Colorimetric Determination of Rhenium. Analytical Chemistry, 23 (3). 497-499 doi:10.1021/ac60051a031

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TitleColorimetric Determination of Rhenium
JournalAnalytical Chemistry
AuthorsMalouf, EmilAuthor
White, MerwinAuthor
Year1951 (March)Volume23
Issue3
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ac60051a031
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Full ReferenceMalouf, Emil, White, Merwin (1951) Colorimetric Determination of Rhenium. Analytical Chemistry, 23 (3). 497-499 doi:10.1021/ac60051a031
Plain TextMalouf, Emil, White, Merwin (1951) Colorimetric Determination of Rhenium. Analytical Chemistry, 23 (3). 497-499 doi:10.1021/ac60051a031
In(1951, March) Analytical Chemistry Vol. 23 (3) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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