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Ken Sutherland's 'What's new' series on filtration and separation

24 February 2010
Ken Sutherland

In his series of articles, Ken Sutherland covers new developments in a number of broad classes of filtration and separation.

This series of six articles was first published in the 2009 issues of Filtration and Separation magazine.

 

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