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Investigating the movement of glass in the forming of continuous glass fiber by high speed filming

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    S. S. Kutukov &  M. D. Khodakovskii

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Kutukov, S.S., Khodakovskii, M.D. Investigating the movement of glass in the forming of continuous glass fiber by high speed filming. Glass Ceram 21, 63–70 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00675231

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