Department of commerce and labor. Radiation from and Melting Points of Palladium and Platinum. March 4, 1907; Reprint No. 55 (from bulletin of the ... vol. 3, no. 2), (not complete pp.163-205)
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- Discover the fascinating world of precious metals with our exceptional reprint of the Department of Commerce and Labor's study on "Radiation from and Melting Points of Palladium and Platinum." Originally published on March 4, 1907, this authoritative document offers an in-depth exploration of the unique properties of palladium and platinum, two metals that are essential in various industrial applications and scientific research. Priced at just £7.95, this publication is perfect for enthusiasts, students, researchers, and professionals alike who seek a deeper understanding of these valuable materials.
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This reprint includes pages 163-205 from the original bulletin, offering substantial information while not being a complete reproduction of the entire issue.
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