Nuclear Reactor Theory Design Roger A. Rydin Vintage 1993 Spiral-bound Paperback-image
Nuclear Reactor Theory Design Roger A. Rydin Vintage 1993 Spiral-bound Paperback-image
Nuclear Reactor Theory Design Roger A. Rydin Vintage 1993 Spiral-bound Paperback-image
Nuclear Reactor Theory Design Roger A. Rydin Vintage 1993 Spiral-bound Paperback-image
Nuclear Reactor Theory Design Roger A. Rydin Vintage 1993 Spiral-bound Paperback-image

Nuclear Reactor Theory Design Roger A. Rydin Vintage 1993 Spiral-bound Paperback

$ 136.46

Item Weight: 2 lb. Item Length: 11 in. Item Height: 1 in. Format: Trade Paperback Release Year: 1993 gtin13: N/A Number of Pages: 483 pages Subject: Nuclear Reactor Publisher: University of Virginia Language: English Publication Name: University of Virginia Author: Roger A. Rydin Country of Origin: United States Educational Level: Adult & Further Education Subject Area: Technology & Engineering, Science Type: Paperback ISBN: N/A Publication Year: 1993 Item Width: 9.5 in. Personalized: No

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1993 University of Virginia "Nuclear Reactor: Theory and Design" by Roger A. Rydin Spiral-bound Paperback Condition: Pre-owned.

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