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Apparent Solar Control of the Effective Capacity of A 110-V. 170 Ah Lead-Acid Storage Battery in an 11-Year Cycle

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BARBER, D. Apparent Solar Control of the Effective Capacity of A 110-V. 170 Ah Lead-Acid Storage Battery in an 11-Year Cycle. Nature 195, 684–687 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1038/195684a0

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