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Influence of the Transients and Water Chemistry Parameters on Corrosion Product Behavior in the Primary System of Naval Reactor Plants. / Gusev, B. A.; Efimov, A. A.; Zmitrodan, A. A.; Orlenkov, I. S.; Orlov, S. N.; Panchuk, V. N.

In: Nuclear Technology, 14.05.2021.

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Gusev, BA, Efimov, AA, Zmitrodan, AA, Orlenkov, IS, Orlov, SN & Panchuk, VN 2021, 'Influence of the Transients and Water Chemistry Parameters on Corrosion Product Behavior in the Primary System of Naval Reactor Plants', Nuclear Technology. https://doi.org/10.1080/00295450.2021.1893086

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Gusev, B. A., Efimov, A. A., Zmitrodan, A. A., Orlenkov, I. S., Orlov, S. N., & Panchuk, V. N. (2021). Influence of the Transients and Water Chemistry Parameters on Corrosion Product Behavior in the Primary System of Naval Reactor Plants. Nuclear Technology. https://doi.org/10.1080/00295450.2021.1893086

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Gusev BA, Efimov AA, Zmitrodan AA, Orlenkov IS, Orlov SN, Panchuk VN. Influence of the Transients and Water Chemistry Parameters on Corrosion Product Behavior in the Primary System of Naval Reactor Plants. Nuclear Technology. 2021 May 14. https://doi.org/10.1080/00295450.2021.1893086

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Gusev, B. A. ; Efimov, A. A. ; Zmitrodan, A. A. ; Orlenkov, I. S. ; Orlov, S. N. ; Panchuk, V. N. / Influence of the Transients and Water Chemistry Parameters on Corrosion Product Behavior in the Primary System of Naval Reactor Plants. In: Nuclear Technology. 2021.

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