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Nuclear reformation - But who has the skills? (Short survey). / Joyce, M.
In: Energy World, No. 334, 01.11.2005, p. 2.

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Joyce, M 2005, 'Nuclear reformation - But who has the skills? (Short survey)', Energy World, no. 334, pp. 2.

APA

Joyce, M. (2005). Nuclear reformation - But who has the skills? (Short survey). Energy World, (334), 2.

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Joyce M. Nuclear reformation - But who has the skills? (Short survey). Energy World. 2005 Nov 1;(334):2.

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Joyce, M. / Nuclear reformation - But who has the skills? (Short survey). In: Energy World. 2005 ; No. 334. pp. 2.

Bibtex

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