The International Journal of Applied Radiation and Isotopes
The rapid method of carbon-14 counting in atmospheric carbon dioxideLa rapide méthode pour le comptage du carbone-14 en bi-oxide de carbone atmosphériqueБЫIukcy;CtPЫU mEtOД ИЗmEPEnИя ЫГЛEPOДA-14 b ATMOCФEPnOUb дbyoкиcи yглepoдaSchnelle methode der zählung von kohlenstoff-14 im atmosphärischen kohlendioxyd
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