An Investigation of the Muller-Franz Calorimeter

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Journal Int Z Angew Physiol

Specialty Occupational Medicine

Date 1958 Jan 1

PMID 13549064

Citations 4

Authors

H J Montoye

W D VAN HUSS

E P REINEKE

J COCKRELL

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