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The effect of calcium oxide on some properties of ground enamels

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    G. I. Belyaev &  N. F. Smakota

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Belyaev, G.I., Smakota, N.F. The effect of calcium oxide on some properties of ground enamels. Glass Ceram 21, 150–153 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00689947

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