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August 01, 1982
Selective liquid adsorption on dodecylpyridinium clay by HPLC
M. Stul
M. Stul
Cent. Oppervlakte-en Colloidale Scheikunde, Heverlee, Brussels 3030, Belgium
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Clay Minerals (1982) 17 (4): 483-486.
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M. Stul; Selective liquid adsorption on dodecylpyridinium clay by HPLC. Clay Minerals ; 17 (4): 483–486. doi: https://doi.org/
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