The new element americium (atomic number 95)

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The new element americium (atomic number 95)

Glenn T Seaborg, Ralph A James, Leon O Morgan, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission

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Year:

1948

Publisher:

Technical Information Division Oak Ridge Directed Operations

Language:

english

Pages:

43

Series:

AECD, 2185

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