1954
DOI: 10.1021/ac60087a017
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Manometric Methods for Study of Solid-Gas Reactions at Moderate Temperatures

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“…Analysis results of interest on a representative selection of samples are given in Table 1 (Graham, 1914;Souter et al, 1954).…”
Section: A Oil Shale Analysesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Analysis results of interest on a representative selection of samples are given in Table 1 (Graham, 1914;Souter et al, 1954).…”
Section: A Oil Shale Analysesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…was the subject of controversy even before it went to air. ABC coverage raised hackles at Fairfax which had responded quickly by launching the National Times, only a fortnight before the appearance of the Sunday Australian [35]. Before the documentary went to air, Warwick Fairfax wrote to the Commissioner, Sir Robert Madgwick, expressing his astonishment that the ABC was prepared to spend 'public money' on the programme which it intended sending to schools [36].…”
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“…Murdoch's Sydney rival, Frank Packer, was denounced by Gorton as a manipulative and reactionary proprietor, while sales of the Sunday Australian soared. News Limited subsequently placed its peak circulation at 450,000 [52] although Souter, the Fairfax newspaper historian, estimates that sales rose only as high as 353,000 in late 1971 [53]. Evan Williams, Rothwell's deputy and leader writer for the Sunday Australian, recalled that Gorton's 'I Did It My Way' series doubled the paper's circulation overnight but that it soon 'dropped back to where we were' at around 350,000 [54].…”
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