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Formation of a Dense Carbon Film by Cathodic Reduction of CO32−ions in a Molten Salt

doi 10.2495/td120121
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September 3, 2012

Authors
A. YukawaH. KurookaK. TanakaT. KatayamaS. OhataH. TsujimuraY. Ito
Publisher

WIT Press


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