Metallurgy and atomic energy policy, 1980.

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Metallurgy and atomic energy policy, 1980.

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Covers his industrial metallurgical research in the 1930s, research on uranium separation during World War II at the University of Chicago's Metallurgical Laboratory and after the war at the University's Institute for the Study of Metals; his activities as a member of the Atomic Energy Commission's General Advisory Committee. Appended: photocopy of two letters written by Smith.

[3], iv, 51 leaves ; 28cm.

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