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... Figure 2 . cracking of petroleum products electric power calcium ⚫ carbide acetylene ethylene propylene nitrogen welding polyethylene plastics fibres chlorine acetaldehyde acrylonitrile acetic acid conversion to gasoline acetic ...
... Figure 2 . cracking of petroleum products electric power calcium ⚫ carbide acetylene ethylene propylene nitrogen welding polyethylene plastics fibres chlorine acetaldehyde acrylonitrile acetic acid conversion to gasoline acetic ...
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... Figure 1 ) . The products in the case of the reaction chosen are the ions E and N , which are held together by electrostatic attraction as an ion pair at the right hand minimum of the graph ; beyond this point , further separation of ...
... Figure 1 ) . The products in the case of the reaction chosen are the ions E and N , which are held together by electrostatic attraction as an ion pair at the right hand minimum of the graph ; beyond this point , further separation of ...
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... Figure 7 : Packing of disks ( see text ) . solved problems in the field had by the 1970s met with no success . The continuing charm and challenge of the subject are at least in part due to the relative simplicity of the statements ...
... Figure 7 : Packing of disks ( see text ) . solved problems in the field had by the 1970s met with no success . The continuing charm and challenge of the subject are at least in part due to the relative simplicity of the statements ...
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