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[CAUSES OF ERRORS IN DOSING SOFT X-RAYS].

P VANCANEGHEM·G MATTELAER·A DUNJIC·M L BEAUMARIAGE
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P VANCANEGHEM, G MATTELAER, A DUNJIC, M L BEAUMARIAGE. 1964. [CAUSES OF ERRORS IN DOSING SOFT X-RAYS].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14262747/

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