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Super-washing does not leave single walled carbon nanotubes iron-free

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Super-washing does not leave single walled carbon nanotubes iron-free (English)

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Craig E. Banks

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Xiaobo Ji

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Xiaobo Ji

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Richard G. Compton

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Richard G. Compton

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Kerstin Jurkschat

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Alison Crossley

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2007

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Analyst

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132

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21-23

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Super-washing does not leave single walled carbon nanotubes iron-free

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