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Substitutes For Tin In The Manufacture Of Automobiles
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HEUSSNER, C. and JOHNSON, E., "Substitutes For Tin In The Manufacture Of Automobiles," SAE Technical Paper 460126, 1946, https://doi.org/10.4271/460126.Also In
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