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Analysis of the Chemical Industry, Petrochemical Industry Products and Silicate

Hui Dong

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This is the seventh biennial review in Fenxi Shiyanshi on the title of of the chemical industry, petrochemical industry products and silicate. The advance in the analysis of chemical industry products, petrochemical industry products, and silicate in China from July 1997 to June 1999 has been reviewed. A total of 709 references is cited.

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This is the seventh biennial review in Fenxi Shiyanshi on the title of of the chemical industry, petrochemical industry products and silicate. The advance in the analysis of chemical industry products, petrochemical industry products, and silicate in China from July 1997 to June 1999 has been reviewed. A total of 709 references is cited.

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This is the seventh biennial review in Fenxi Shiyanshi on the title of of the chemical industry, petrochemical industry products and silicate. The advance in the analysis of chemical industry products, petrochemical industry products, and silicate in China from July 1997 to June 1999 has been reviewed. A total of 709 references is cited.

Key concepts: Petrochemical, Chemical industry, Silicate, Chemistry, China, Pulp and paper industry, Engineering, Organic chemistry

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