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PHARMACY, CHEMICAL INDUSTRY, FOOD INDUSTRY, PLASTICS. Over 80 years of perfect cooperation.
Szyprowski NAJ |
| 187 - 189 |
Copenhagen. Politics and the environment.
Bednarz LM |
| 218 - 223 |
The global oil sector and its main players
Majchrzak K |
| 224 - 231 |
Recovery of gold and different metals from electronic waste by hydrometallurgical processing
Wronski G, Luczak A |
| 232 - 236 |
Use of chelating resins prepared by modification of conventional macroporous strongly basic anion exchangers with SPADNS in separation of Cu(II), Ni(II) and Co(II) ions
Greluk M, Hubicki Z |
| 237 - 241 |
Properties of ester urethane elastomers filled with starch
Datta J |
| 242 - 245 |
Analysis and application of liquid products of low pressure pyrolysis of whole car tyres
Debek C, Magryta J, Sobczak M, Szewczyk M |
| 246 - 248 |
Synthesis of di-n-butyl phthalate and di-isobutyl phthalate over sulphuric acid catalyst. Kinetic investigations
Skrzypek J, Kulawska M, Lachowska M, Moroz H, Kasprzyk A |
| 249 - 252 |
Use of modified clays for removal of odorous compouds from air
Sarbak Z |
| 253 - 258 |
The comprehensive management of the hazardous vanadium catalyst waste from the oxidation of SO2. Part 1. Hydrometallurgical processes
Mazurek K, Grzesiak P, Trypuc M, Grobela M, Bialowicz K, Motala R |
| 259 - 263 |
The comprehensive management of the hazardous vanadium catalyst waste from the oxidation of SO2. Part 2. Production of new catalyst
Grzesiak P, Mazurek K, Trypuc M, Grobela M, Motala R, Bialowicz K |
