Issue 830, 1945
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Analyst

Some examples of the use of the X-ray powder diffraction method in quantitative analysis; the determination of small amounts of (a) calcium oxide in magnesium oxide; (b) zinc oxide in zinc sulphide

H. P. Rooksby  

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Some examples of the use of the X-ray powder diffraction method in quantitative analysis; the determination of small amounts of (a) calcium oxide in magnesium oxide; (b) zinc oxide in zinc sulphide

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https://doi.org/10.1039/AN9457000166
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Analyst, 1945,70, 166-168

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Some examples of the use of the X-ray powder diffraction method in quantitative analysis; the determination of small amounts of (a) calcium oxide in magnesium oxide; (b) zinc oxide in zinc sulphide

H. P. Rooksby, Analyst, 1945, 70, 166 DOI: 10.1039/AN9457000166

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