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PYROPHORICS FOR AIRCRAFT PROPULSION THEIR PROMISE AND PROBLEMS
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HARDIN, M. and VERKAMP, F., "PYROPHORICS FOR AIRCRAFT PROPULSION THEIR PROMISE AND PROBLEMS," SAE Technical Paper 590252, 1959, https://doi.org/10.4271/590252.Also In
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