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Improving the surface of plate glass by electrically heating the air in the submachine chamber

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Borisov, B.I., Ignatova, V.A., Kabanov, N.P. et al. Improving the surface of plate glass by electrically heating the air in the submachine chamber. Glass Ceram 19, 68–72 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00672418

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