Titlebook: Radio, Submillimeter, and X-Ray Telescopes; N. G. Basov Book 1976 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1976 X-ray.astronomy.developmen

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A. E. Salomonovich,A. S. Khaikinite slightly in excess of the stoichiometric amount and sodium bicarbonate, both pH variation as well as oxygen generation were adequately controlled. Microbial activity initially decreased under exposure to electric current but recovered after a period of several hours of exposure, suggesting a deg

myalgia

A. S. Khaikinssed UO. for samples containing >85 wt% of the oxide. Considering that UO. should be insoluble in water, these results indicate the probable presence of other, more soluble uranium compounds. Samples containing UO. produced by a “continuous” process showed no deterioration at up to 90 wt% waste load

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Book 1976 N. I. Komyak, S. L. Mandel‘shtam, I. P, Tindo, N, A, Shatskii, and A. I. Shurygin Mirror Systems for X-Ray Telescopes. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 13 I. L. Beigman, L, A. Vainshtein, Yu. P. Voinov, and V. P, Shevel‘ko Extra-Atmospheric studies in the Submillimeter Range

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Bumptious

A. A. Kobzev,V. I. Lapshin,S. V. Solomonov,A. S. Khaikin

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V. N. Bakun,P. D. Kalachev,A. E. Salomonovich,A. S. Khaikin

埋伏

喚醒

P. D. Kalachev,A. N. Kozlov,V. B. Tarasov,V. N. Titov

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