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Performance of Technologies and Measures to Restore the Marine Environment after Oil Pollution

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  1. Russian Independent Ecological Experts

    V. V. Anikiev

  2. TÉKO-mash OOO

    V. A. Zorkin

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    V. V. Anikiev

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Anikiev, V.V., Zorkin, V.A. Performance of Technologies and Measures to Restore the Marine Environment after Oil Pollution. Chemical and Petroleum Engineering 40, 353–359 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:CAPE.0000039683.07691.ab

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