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How High Grade Iron Ores And Agglomerates Will Affect Coke Rates

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    John Griffen (consultant on coal and coke)

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Griffen, J. How High Grade Iron Ores And Agglomerates Will Affect Coke Rates. JOM 8, 439–442 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03377702

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