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Extrudierte zeolithische Wabenkörper für die sorptive Wärmespeicherung

B. Formisano, P. Günther, U. Nieken, and C. Bonten. 24. Stuttgarter Kunststoffkolloquium, page 147-156. Stuttgart, IKT, Univ. Stuttgart, (2015)

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