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The use of non-explosive mixtures of hydrogen and oxygen for diving
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    1979
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The use of non-explosive mixtures of hydrogen and oxygen for diving
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  • Personal Authors:
    Fife, William
  • Corporate Authors:
    Texas A & M University, Sea Grant College Program, ; National Sea Grant Program (U.S.) ; United States, Office of Naval Research,
  • Series:
    TAMU-SG ; 79-201
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  • Description:
    The purpose of this report is to place under one cover a summary of hydrogen-oxygen (hydrox) diving to date, and a detailed description of the techniques which have been developed to conduct such diving in this laboratory.

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    Document
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    Sea Grant Publications
  • Funding:
    Funding: NOAA Office of Sea Grants; grant number: 04-7-158-44105;
    Funding: U.S. Office of Naval Research; contract number: N00014-75-C-1020;
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