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October 1, 1964Philosophical magazine

The thermopowers and resistivities of the primary solid solutions of zinc, gallium, germanium and arsenic in copper

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RCR S CrispThe University of Western AustraliaWHW. G. HenryGeorgia Institute of TechnologyPSP. A. SchroederUniversité Paris-Sud

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