[Method of computing the basic parameters for continuous countercurrent extraction in a diffuser battery. The computation of the operating mode of the battery].

I A Murav'ev; Iu G Pshukov

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[Method of computing the basic parameters for continuous countercurrent extraction in a diffuser battery. The computation of the operating mode of the battery].

I A Murav'ev·Iu G Pshukov

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I A Murav'ev, Iu G Pshukov. [Method of computing the basic parameters for continuous countercurrent extraction in a diffuser battery. The computation of the operating mode of the battery].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/761657/

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