Research papers · ART-053
Chemical exposure and flammability risks of upholstered furniture
- Author or authors
- Debra Harris; Aika Davis; Peter Barry Ryan; Jordan Cohen; Pravinray Gandhi; David Dubiel; Marilyn Black
- Date according to catalogue
- 2020-9-28
- Journal
- Fire and Materials
- Depositing publisher
- Wiley
- Record origin
- Crossref
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Debra Harris; Aika Davis; Peter Barry Ryan; Jordan Cohen; Pravinray Gandhi; David Dubiel; Marilyn Black. Chemical exposure and flammability risks of upholstered furniture. 2020-9-28. Fire and Materials. Crossref. https://doi.org/10.1002/fam.2907
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