Pharmaceutisch weekblad

December 1981, Volume 3, Issue 1, pp 329–335 | Cite as

Mikrobiologische Prüfung des Wassers im Rahmen der In-Prozess-Kontrollen

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• H. Bickel
• K. H. Meyer

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First Online: 01 December 1981

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Authors and Affiliations

• H. Bickel
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• K. H. Meyer
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1. 1.Pfrimmer + Co. Erlangen GmbHErlangenBundesrepublik Deutschland