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Pekárek, V (1972) Synthetic inorganic ion exchangers—II Salts of heteropolyacids, insoluble ferrocyanides, synthetic aluminosilicates and miscellaneous exchangers. Talanta, 19 (11). 1245-1283 doi:10.1016/0039-9140(72)80124-3

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TitleSynthetic inorganic ion exchangers—II Salts of heteropolyacids, insoluble ferrocyanides, synthetic aluminosilicates and miscellaneous exchangers
JournalTalanta
AuthorsPekárek, VAuthor
Year1972 (November)Volume19
Issue11
PublisherElsevier BV
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Full ReferencePekárek, V (1972) Synthetic inorganic ion exchangers—II Salts of heteropolyacids, insoluble ferrocyanides, synthetic aluminosilicates and miscellaneous exchangers. Talanta, 19 (11). 1245-1283 doi:10.1016/0039-9140(72)80124-3
Plain TextPekárek, V (1972) Synthetic inorganic ion exchangers—II Salts of heteropolyacids, insoluble ferrocyanides, synthetic aluminosilicates and miscellaneous exchangers. Talanta, 19 (11). 1245-1283 doi:10.1016/0039-9140(72)80124-3
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