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Select this Article		Helium, the unruly liquid Laszlo Tisza


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Select this Article		The El Cerrito Cyclotron Benjamin V. Siegel and Richard C. Sinnott


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Select this Article		Down to the sea Columbus O'D. Iselin


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Select this Article		A Symposium on the Use of Isotopes in Biology and Medicine Hans T. Clark, et al., Harold C. Urey, Nobel Laureate, Contributor, Glenn T. Seaborg, Nobel Laureate, Contributor, and A. K. Solomon, Reviewer


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Select this Article		High Resolution Spectroscopy S. Tolansky and Stanley S. Ballard, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Electricity Charles A. Coulson and S. A. Schelkunoff, Reviewer


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Select this Article		MIT Radiation Laboratory Series Louis Ridenour, G. N. Glasoe, Editor, Jean V. Lebacqz, Editor, George B. Collins, Editor, Ivan A. Greenwood, Jr., Editor, J. Vance Holdam, Jr., Editor, Duncan Macrae, Jr., Editor, and J. R. Pierce, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Ernest George Merritt


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Select this Article		Low Temperatures J. C. S.


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Select this Article		Wide‐Range Microphone Frank Massa


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