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Structure of the Liquid-Crystal Phases of the Soap–water System: Middle Soap and Neat Soap

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LUZZATI, V., MUSTACCHI, H. & SKOULIOS, A. Structure of the Liquid-Crystal Phases of the Soap–water System: Middle Soap and Neat Soap. Nature 180, 600–601 (1957). https://doi.org/10.1038/180600a0

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