An introduction to X-ray metallography

An introduction to X-ray metallography
Abraham Taylor, Abraham Taylor
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Language
English
Pages
400

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Cover of: An introduction to X-ray metallography
An introduction to X-ray metallography
1952, Chapman [and] Hall
in English
Cover of: An introduction to X-ray metallography.
An introduction to X-ray metallography.
1952, Chapman and Hall
in English
Cover of: An introduction to X-ray metallography
Cover of: An introduction to X-ray metallography
An introduction to X-ray metallography
1949, Wiley
in English - Reprinted (with corrections)
Cover of: An introduction to X-ray metallography
An introduction to X-ray metallography
1949, Wiley
in English - Reprinted (with corrections)
Cover of: An introduction to X-ray metallography,
An introduction to X-ray metallography,
1949-01-01, Chapman & Hall ltd
Cover of: An introduction to X-ray metallography
Cover of: An introduction to X-ray metallography
An introduction to X-ray metallography
1945, Chapman & Hall ltd.
in English

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Edition Notes

"First published 1945."
"References" : p. 326-328.

Published in
London
Other Titles
X-ray metallography.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
669
Library of Congress
TN690 .T38 1952

The Physical Object

Pagination
xi, 400 p.
Number of pages
400

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL6485413M
LCCN
45010003
OCLC/WorldCat
2552207

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Work ID
OL181100W

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