AU202393B2 - Cellulose material having a reduced permeability to hydrocarbon liquids and liquid hydrocarbon compositions having a reduced tendency to leak through cellulose materials
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Cellulose material having a reduced permeability to hydrocarbon liquids and liquid hydrocarbon compositions having a reduced tendency to leak through cellulose materials
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Robert Lusebrink and Webster Morrill Sawyer Theodore Jr
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Bataafsche Petroleum Maatschappij NV
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AU11355/55A1955-08-15Cellulose material having a reduced permeability to hydrocarbon liquids and liquid hydrocarbon compositions having a reduced tendency to leak through cellulose materials
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Cellulose material having a reduced permeability to hydrocarbon liquids and liquid hydrocarbon compositions having a reduced tendency to leak through cellulose materials
Cellulose material having a reduced permeability to hydrocarbon liquids and liquid hydrocarbon compositions having a reduced tendency to leak through cellulose materials