Plasma: una tecnología de gran potencial para la industria y la ciencia
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Documentos electrónicos
PACHECO, J, El plasma, ese universo de todos tan desconocido. Disponible en: http:// www.inin.mx/publicaciones/documentospdf/CONTACTO_28_PLASMA.pdf, Consulta realizada en enero de 2009.