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Quantitative analysis of pharmaceutical preparations by x-ray diffractometry. X. Direct quantitative x-ray diffraction analysis of ethionamide in rectal suppositories.

K Kuroda·G Hashizume
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K Kuroda, G Hashizume. 1972. Quantitative analysis of pharmaceutical preparations by x-ray diffractometry. X. Direct quantitative x-ray diffraction analysis of ethionamide in rectal suppositories.. https://doi.org/10.1248/cpb.20.2059

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