Read online Handbook of Textile Fibre Structure : Volume 2: Natural, Regenerated, inorganic and Specialist Fibres

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Author: S. J. Eichhorn
Date: 09 Nov 2009
Publisher: ELSEVIER SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Language: English
Format: Hardback::536 pages
ISBN10: 1845697308
Publication City/Country: Cambridge, United Kingdom
Imprint: Woodhead Publishing Ltd
Filename: handbook-of-textile-fibre-structure-volume-2-natural-regenerated-inorganic-and-specialist-fibres.pdf
Dimension: 162.56x 240.03x 43.94mm::930g
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