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Nist Technical Note 1706: Smoke Plume Trajectory from in Situ Burning of Crude Oil in Alaska Updated Simulation Results - U S Department of Commerce
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Nist Technical Note 1706: Smoke Plume Trajectory from in Situ Burning of Crude Oil in Alaska Updated Simulation Results
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Format: paperback
ISBN: 9781495303371 (1495303373)
Publisher: CreateSpace
Pages no: 66
Edition language: English
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