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Hydrogen permeability of amorphous and recrystallized iron alloys. / Evard, E. A.; Sidorov, N. I.; Gabis, I. E.

в: Technical Physics, Том 45, № 3, 03.2000, стр. 377-379.

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Evard, EA, Sidorov, NI & Gabis, IE 2000, 'Hydrogen permeability of amorphous and recrystallized iron alloys', Technical Physics, Том. 45, № 3, стр. 377-379. https://doi.org/10.1134/1.1259639

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Evard, E. A., Sidorov, N. I., & Gabis, I. E. (2000). Hydrogen permeability of amorphous and recrystallized iron alloys. Technical Physics, 45(3), 377-379. https://doi.org/10.1134/1.1259639

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Evard EA, Sidorov NI, Gabis IE. Hydrogen permeability of amorphous and recrystallized iron alloys. Technical Physics. 2000 Март;45(3):377-379. https://doi.org/10.1134/1.1259639

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Evard, E. A. ; Sidorov, N. I. ; Gabis, I. E. / Hydrogen permeability of amorphous and recrystallized iron alloys. в: Technical Physics. 2000 ; Том 45, № 3. стр. 377-379.

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