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High Carbon Ferro-chromium Production by Self-reducing Process: Effects of Fe¿Si and Fluxing Agent Additions

Adolfo Pillihuaman Zambrano    
Cyro Takano    
Marcelo Breda Mourao    
Yasuhiko Solon Tagusagawa and Yoshiaki Iguchi    

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