Lactobionic acid and prospects of its application
- Authors: Gritsaeva MV1, Serov AV1, Ryabtseva SA1, Hramtsov AG1
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- Issue: No 12 (2008)
- Pages: 51-52
- Section: Articles
- URL: https://journals.eco-vector.com/1019-8946/article/view/324914
- ID: 324914
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