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Urea-formaldehyde foam cavity wall insulation: reducing formaldehyde vapour in dwellings

By:

Cockram, A.H

Contributor(s):

Arnold, P.J

Language: English Series: Information Paper ; 7/84Publication details: Garston, Watford Building Research Establishment 1984Description: 2p. 30cmLOC classification:

693.832

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