FREDERICK T. SIMON Books

Industrial Color Technology

By Ruth Johnston-Feller, Eugene Allen, Fred W. Billmeyer, Ralph M. Evans, Wallace R. Brode, Robert S. Foster, RUTH M. JOHNSTON, DAVID L. MAC ADAM, ROLAND E. DERBY, FREDERICK T. SIMON, ROGER P. BEST, SAM J. HUEY

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x, 177 p. 24 cm Includes bibliographies

Industrial Color Technology; A Symposium Sponsored By The Division Of Industrial And Engineering Chemistry At The 156th Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, Atlantic City, N.J., Sept. 11, 1968. Ruth M. Johnston And

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