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An Approximate Method for Evaluating the Minimum Explosive Oxygen Concentration in the Airborne Dust of Fossil Fuels

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Tolchinskii, E.N., Kiselev, V.A., Kolbasnikov, V.A. et al. An Approximate Method for Evaluating the Minimum Explosive Oxygen Concentration in the Airborne Dust of Fossil Fuels. Power Technology and Engineering 36, 255–260 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1021673617761

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