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State of the surface of glass treated with an aqueous suspension of wood flour

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  1. Saratov Polytechnic Institute, USSR

    A. V. Gorokhovskii, V. S. Bezlyudnaya & N. N. Semenov

  2. Tekhstroisteklo Scientific-Production Association, USSR

    A. V. Gorokhovskii, V. S. Bezlyudnaya & N. N. Semenov

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Translated from Steklo i Keramika, No. 1, pp. 16–18, January, 1992.

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Gorokhovskii, A.V., Bezlyudnaya, V.S. & Semenov, N.N. State of the surface of glass treated with an aqueous suspension of wood flour. Glass Ceram 49, 26–29 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00676671

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