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(1998) 98/02376 Vitrification of fly ash from thermal power stations. Fuel and Energy Abstracts, 39 (3). 215pp. doi:10.1016/s0140-6701(98)80577-8

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Title98/02376 Vitrification of fly ash from thermal power stations
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Year1998 (May)Volume39
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