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Kowa Seiko pelletizing chlorination process—Integral utilization of iron pyrites

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    Yasutake Okubo (president)

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Okubo, Y. Kowa Seiko pelletizing chlorination process—Integral utilization of iron pyrites. JOM 20, 63–67 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03378682

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