An examination of how exposure to humid air can result in changes in the adsorption properties of activated carbons
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R. J. Holmes | L. Adams | C. Hall | L.Bruce Adams | C. Richard Hall | Richard J. Holmes | Richard A. Newton | R. Newton
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