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Clement, G., Knoezinger, H., Staehlin, W., Stuebner, B. (1979) Adsorption of alcohols and water on alumina. 3. D.c. conductivity and dielectric loss measurements. The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 83 (10). 1280-1285 doi:10.1021/j100473a009

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TitleAdsorption of alcohols and water on alumina. 3. D.c. conductivity and dielectric loss measurements
JournalThe Journal of Physical Chemistry
AuthorsClement, G.Author
Knoezinger, H.Author
Staehlin, W.Author
Stuebner, B.Author
Year1979 (May)Volume83
Issue10
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/j100473a009Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceClement, G., Knoezinger, H., Staehlin, W., Stuebner, B. (1979) Adsorption of alcohols and water on alumina. 3. D.c. conductivity and dielectric loss measurements. The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 83 (10). 1280-1285 doi:10.1021/j100473a009
Plain TextClement, G., Knoezinger, H., Staehlin, W., Stuebner, B. (1979) Adsorption of alcohols and water on alumina. 3. D.c. conductivity and dielectric loss measurements. The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 83 (10). 1280-1285 doi:10.1021/j100473a009
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