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Two fast mixed-conductor systems: Deuterium and hydrogen in palladium—thermal measurements and experimental considerations

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Belzner, A., Bischler, U., Crouch-Baker, S. et al. Two fast mixed-conductor systems: Deuterium and hydrogen in palladium—thermal measurements and experimental considerations. J Fusion Energ 9, 219–227 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02627589

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