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Year

Description

746

2014

Sulphuric Acid Technology: Past, Current and Future Developments
A Schulze

513

2003

Synergies Between the Sulphuric Acid and Fertiliser Industries
P Lüdtke, H J König

507

2003

Fertiliser Consumption and Production: Long Term World Prospects – 23rd Francis New Memorial Lecture
K F Isherwood

502

2002

Sulphur Sources, their Processing and Use in Fertiliser Manufacture
D L Messick, C de Brey, M X Fan

381

1996

By-Product Sulphur – Availability and Use in the Fertiliser Industry
H J König, P Lüdtke

336

1993

Availability of Fertiliser Raw Materials
P L Louis

261

1987

Impact of Proposed and Future Flue Gas Desulphurisation Programmes on the Fertiliser Industry
J A Hallsworth

234

1985

Economics of World Sulphur Supply to the End of the Century
R Boyd, T D Phillips

20

1952

Mining and Preparation of Pyrites for Acid Making
E G Lawford

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