Planned applications of peaceful nuclear explosives
Glenn C Werth
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Planned applications of peaceful nuclear explosives
Published
1969
Publisher
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, University of California
Pages
30
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Who is the author of Planned applications of peaceful nuclear explosives?
Planned applications of peaceful nuclear explosives was written by Glenn C Werth.
When was Planned applications of peaceful nuclear explosives published?
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