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Sponge Iron Production Using Petroleum Coke By-Produced in Heavy Oil Thermal Cracking.

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doi 10.4144/rpsj1954.31.236
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January 1, 1984

Authors
Ryo WATANABEYoshifumi SHINOHARATakehiko ASHIEMamoru ONODAKenji MORI
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The Resources Processing Society of Japan


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