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Utilization of Waste Plastic for the Production of Metallic Iron, Hydrogen and Carbon Monoxide without Generating Carbon Dioxide

Takehito MATSUDA    
Masakatsu HASEGAWA    
Akiyoshi IKEMURA    
Kazumasa WAKIMOTO and Masanori IWASE    

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