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Behavior Classification Physical/Chemistry PA66/HCl Binary System Utilized to Obtain Separation Membranes

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Mara Zeni, Venina Dos Santos, Jocelei Duarte. 2016. "Behavior Classification Physical/Chemistry PA66/HCl Binary System Utilized to Obtain Separation Membranes". Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - B: Chemistry GJSFR-B Volume 16 (GJSFR Volume 16 Issue 8 (B2)).

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Behavior Classification Physical/Chemistry PA66/HCl Binary System Utilized to Obtain Separation Membranes

Mara Zeni
Mara Zeni Caxias do Sul University
Venina Santos
Venina Santos <p>Caxias do Sul University</p>
Jocelei Duarte
Jocelei Duarte <p>Caxias do Sul University</p>