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Sintering of Fine Iron Powders Produced from Ferrous Oxalate Dihydrate

H. Hickling
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D. S. Coleman
Pages 25-34 | Published online: 19 Jul 2013

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Semih Ates, Oznur Karaagac, Hakan Köçkar & Sebahattin Gürmen. (2023) Development of hydrogen reduction method for La–Fe–Si materials from oxalate precursors. Canadian Metallurgical Quarterly 0:0, pages 1-12.
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Janusz Konstanty. 2005. Powder Metallurgy Diamond Tools. Powder Metallurgy Diamond Tools 87 103 .
S. T. Lin & R. M. German. (1990) Mechanical properties of fully densified injection-molded carbonyl iron powder. Metallurgical Transactions A 21:9, pages 2531-2538.
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