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septiembre´10
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Título: Efecto de aerosoles marinos en las características físico-químicas de los materiales pétreos carbonatados del patrimonio
arquitectónico de Granada
Effect of marine aerosols on the physical and chemical properties of calcareous stones used in the architectural heritage
of Granada (South Spain)
Autor: Maja Urosevic
Directores: Eduardo M. Sebastián Pardo y Carolina Cardell Fernández
Centro: Dpto. Mineralogía y Petrología. Universidad de Granada
Fecha de lectura: 22 Septiembre 2008
Tribunal: Carlos Rodríguez Navarro (Presidente), Giuseppe Cultrone (Secretario), María Paz Sáez Pérez (Vocal)
Calificación: Sobresaliente.
Tesis de Master
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