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Nuclear magnetic resonance and photomagnetic phenomena in oxygen-deficient ferric borate. / Pleshakov, I. V.; Nechitaǐlov, A. A.; Paugurt, A. P.; Matveev, V. V.

в: Technical Physics Letters, Том 31, № 12, 01.12.2005, стр. 1049-1051.

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Pleshakov, IV, Nechitaǐlov, AA, Paugurt, AP & Matveev, VV 2005, 'Nuclear magnetic resonance and photomagnetic phenomena in oxygen-deficient ferric borate', Technical Physics Letters, Том. 31, № 12, стр. 1049-1051. https://doi.org/10.1134/1.2150895

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Pleshakov, I. V., Nechitaǐlov, A. A., Paugurt, A. P., & Matveev, V. V. (2005). Nuclear magnetic resonance and photomagnetic phenomena in oxygen-deficient ferric borate. Technical Physics Letters, 31(12), 1049-1051. https://doi.org/10.1134/1.2150895

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Pleshakov IV, Nechitaǐlov AA, Paugurt AP, Matveev VV. Nuclear magnetic resonance and photomagnetic phenomena in oxygen-deficient ferric borate. Technical Physics Letters. 2005 Дек. 1;31(12):1049-1051. https://doi.org/10.1134/1.2150895

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Pleshakov, I. V. ; Nechitaǐlov, A. A. ; Paugurt, A. P. ; Matveev, V. V. / Nuclear magnetic resonance and photomagnetic phenomena in oxygen-deficient ferric borate. в: Technical Physics Letters. 2005 ; Том 31, № 12. стр. 1049-1051.

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