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Freiberg, Johnny (1976) The application of an isotopic ratio technique to a study of the atmospheric oxidation of sulfur dioxide in the plumes from an oil-fired and a coal-fired power plant—I and II. Atmospheric Environment (1967), 10 (8). 672pp. doi:10.1016/0004-6981(76)90057-3

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TitleThe application of an isotopic ratio technique to a study of the atmospheric oxidation of sulfur dioxide in the plumes from an oil-fired and a coal-fired power plant—I and II
JournalAtmospheric Environment (1967)
AuthorsFreiberg, JohnnyAuthor
Year1976 (January)Volume10
Issue8
PublisherElsevier BV
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Full ReferenceFreiberg, Johnny (1976) The application of an isotopic ratio technique to a study of the atmospheric oxidation of sulfur dioxide in the plumes from an oil-fired and a coal-fired power plant—I and II. Atmospheric Environment (1967), 10 (8). 672pp. doi:10.1016/0004-6981(76)90057-3
Plain TextFreiberg, Johnny (1976) The application of an isotopic ratio technique to a study of the atmospheric oxidation of sulfur dioxide in the plumes from an oil-fired and a coal-fired power plant—I and II. Atmospheric Environment (1967), 10 (8). 672pp. doi:10.1016/0004-6981(76)90057-3
In(1976, January) Atmospheric Environment (1967) Vol. 10 (8) Elsevier BV

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