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(1951) Reply to the flow characteristics of capillary leaks. British Journal of Applied Physics, 2 (11) 333 doi:10.1088/0508-3443/2/11/109

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TitleReply to the flow characteristics of capillary leaks
JournalBritish Journal of Applied Physics
Year1951 (November)Volume2
Issue11
PublisherIOP Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1088/0508-3443/2/11/109
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In(1951, November) British Journal of Applied Physics Vol. 2 (11) IOP Publishing

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