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no DOI — not checkedStudt, T. (1994), “Rapid prototyping key to fast development”, R&D Magazine, pp. 55‐6.
no DOI — not checkedWicks, Z.W. and Pappas S.P. Jr, (1978), “Effects of pigmentation on UV curing”, in Pappas, S.P. (Ed.), UV Curing: Science and Technology, Stamford Technology Marketing, Stamford, pp. 79‐95.
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