Investigation of Mechanical, Chemical and Adsorptive Properties of Novel Silicon-Based Adsorbents with Activated Carbon Structure

Investigation of Mechanical, Chemical and Adsorptive Properties of Novel Silicon-Based Adsorbents with Activated Carbon Structure
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10.3390/c3030027
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2017-08
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C. Bläker;Stefanie Heib;C. Pasel;B. Atakan;D. Bathen
C. Bläker;Stefanie Heib;C. Pasel;B. Atakan;D. Bathen
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C. Bläker;Stefanie Heib;C. Pasel;B. Atakan;D. Bathen

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