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June 01, 1976
Use of flocculated fraction of calcareous soil suspensions after ultrasonic treatment for mineralogical study
Clay Minerals (1976) 11 (2): 101-116.
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M. S. Heakal, A. J. Herbillon; Use of flocculated fraction of calcareous soil suspensions after ultrasonic treatment for mineralogical study. Clay Minerals ; 11 (2): 101–116. doi: https://doi.org/
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