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PHASE EQUILIBRIA INVESTIGATION OF BINARY, TERNARY, AND HIGHER ORDER SYSTEMS. PART 1. THE PHASE DIAGRAMS OF THE SYSTEMS Ti-Nb-C, Ti-Ta-C, AND Ti-Mo-C
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August 1, 1970
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E. Rudy
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Defense Technical Information Center
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