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Analysis of different adsorption heat transformation applications and working pairs for climatic regions of Russia. / Grekova, A. D.; Gordeeva, L. G.

International Symposium on Material Science and Engineering 2018, ISMSE 2018. ред. / M Kaloop; J Hu. Том 1946 American Institute of Physics Inc., 2018. 020005 (AIP Conference Proceedings; Том 1946).

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Grekova, AD & Gordeeva, LG 2018, Analysis of different adsorption heat transformation applications and working pairs for climatic regions of Russia. в M Kaloop & J Hu (ред.), International Symposium on Material Science and Engineering 2018, ISMSE 2018. Том. 1946, 020005, AIP Conference Proceedings, Том. 1946, American Institute of Physics Inc., 2nd International Symposium on Material Science and Engineering, ISMSE 2018, Seoul, Республика Корея, 19.01.2018. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5030309

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Grekova, A. D., & Gordeeva, L. G. (2018). Analysis of different adsorption heat transformation applications and working pairs for climatic regions of Russia. в M. Kaloop, & J. Hu (Ред.), International Symposium on Material Science and Engineering 2018, ISMSE 2018 (Том 1946). [020005] (AIP Conference Proceedings; Том 1946). American Institute of Physics Inc.. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5030309

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Grekova AD, Gordeeva LG. Analysis of different adsorption heat transformation applications and working pairs for climatic regions of Russia. в Kaloop M, Hu J, Редакторы, International Symposium on Material Science and Engineering 2018, ISMSE 2018. Том 1946. American Institute of Physics Inc. 2018. 020005. (AIP Conference Proceedings). doi: 10.1063/1.5030309

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Grekova, A. D. ; Gordeeva, L. G. / Analysis of different adsorption heat transformation applications and working pairs for climatic regions of Russia. International Symposium on Material Science and Engineering 2018, ISMSE 2018. Редактор / M Kaloop ; J Hu. Том 1946 American Institute of Physics Inc., 2018. (AIP Conference Proceedings).

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