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mohammedansars Participant Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 1	Silicon Carbide 04/28/2009 5:25 AM
	Silicon carbide fines usage as alloying agent in metallurgical industries
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	mohammedansars, Your question is not clear, you can only get help when you are clearly understood. So, let clearity be your watchword. Cheers, ethobil __________________ Join us to make the world a better place: Propergate peace.

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