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IRON LOSSES AND IRON REQUIREMENTS
The Lancet, 1971A L, Cochrane, P C, Elwood
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2018
AbstractIron production began in many parts of Europe during the late Bronze Age. Although initially comparatively rare, production steadily increased in volume and quality, and major centres developed in southern France, Bavaria, Austria, and southern Poland; the discovery of standardized ingots shows the distribution of smelted iron.
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AbstractIron production began in many parts of Europe during the late Bronze Age. Although initially comparatively rare, production steadily increased in volume and quality, and major centres developed in southern France, Bavaria, Austria, and southern Poland; the discovery of standardized ingots shows the distribution of smelted iron.
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<p><em>Iron and the Iron Age</em> presents a comprehensive account of the adoption of ironworking in Europe and Western Asia. The study is mainly based on archaeological evidence, but the early introduction of iron in the Near East also takes account of the written sources.
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Iron Absorption and Iron Overload
Clinics in Gastroenterology, 1981Powell L.W., Halliday J.W.
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Investigation of multiplet splitting of Fe 2p XPS spectra and bonding in iron compounds
, 2004A. Grosvenor +3 more
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Global Iron Connections Between Desert Dust, Ocean Biogeochemistry, and Climate
Science, 2005T. Jickells +18 more
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Iron metabolism and management: focus on chronic kidney disease
Kidney International Supplements, 2021Anil Agarwal
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