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The optimal chemical composition of glass for vertical drawing through a collar

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  1. A. L. Vainshtein
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  2. B. G. Pronin
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Vainshtein, A.L., Pronin, B.G. & Pollyak, V.V. The optimal chemical composition of glass for vertical drawing through a collar. Glass Ceram 16, 599–604 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00675416

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