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Thermodynamic properties of nitric oxide at 200 to 2000° K and pressures to 1000 bar

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    L. S. Serdyuk & A. G. Tabachnikov

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Serdyuk, L.S., Tabachnikov, A.G. Thermodynamic properties of nitric oxide at 200 to 2000° K and pressures to 1000 bar. Journal of Engineering Physics 13, 71–73 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00831758

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