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Low ionic strength salt solution (LISS): its effective use in routine compatibility testing.

A J McPherson
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A J McPherson. 1979. Low ionic strength salt solution (LISS): its effective use in routine compatibility testing.. https://doi.org/10.3109/00313027909059041

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