An edition of El sistema Titicaca-Poopó del altiplano boliviano (1985)

El sistema Titicaca-Poopó del altiplano boliviano

influencia de las asociaciones iónicas en la regulación termodinámica del equilibrio químico

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An edition of El sistema Titicaca-Poopó del altiplano boliviano (1985)

El sistema Titicaca-Poopó del altiplano boliviano

influencia de las asociaciones iónicas en la regulación termodinámica del equilibrio químico

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[s.n.]
Language
Spanish
Pages
31

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Subjects

Ionic solutions, Lakes, Water chemistry

Places

Bolivia, Poopó Lake (Bolivia), Titicaca Lake (Peru and Bolivia)
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El sistema Titicaca-Poopó del altiplano boliviano: influencia de las asociaciones iónicas en la regulación termodinámica del equilibrio químico
1985, [s.n.]
in Spanish

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Edition Notes

Bibliography: leaf [32].
At head of title: Recursos naturales.
Limited edition of 500 copies.

Published in
La Paz, Bolivia

Classifications

Library of Congress
GB1662.T5 L58 1985

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Pagination
31, [2] leaves :
Number of pages
31

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OL2297428M
LCCN
86168888

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