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Blackwell, Barry Quentin.
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Chemical, mineralogical and microstructural studies of the brickmaking process utilising Etruria and Keuper Marl in three Redland Brick plants.
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1986.
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BJL Basement b
T/H 1986 M.Sc. B6
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[97] leaves.
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Author
Blackwell, Barry Quentin.
Series
University of Hull. Theses. Geology
Subject
Building materials.
Plastics -- Engineering materials.
Clay industry -- Technology -- Pottery manufacture.
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University of Hull.
Redland Brick Limited.
Descript
[97] leaves.
Note
A second copy of this thesis is held in the department.
Author
Blackwell, Barry Quentin.
Series
University of Hull. Theses. Geology
Subject
Building materials.
Plastics -- Engineering materials.
Clay industry -- Technology -- Pottery manufacture.
Alt author
University of Hull.
Redland Brick Limited.
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BJL Basement b
T/H 1986 M.Sc. B6
UNTIL CLOSING
ASK at the Reading Room
Subject
Building materials.
Plastics -- Engineering materials.
Clay industry -- Technology -- Pottery manufacture.
Descript
[97] leaves.
Note
A second copy of this thesis is held in the department.
Alt author
University of Hull.
Redland Brick Limited.
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