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high-temperature solar thermochemical processing,” Solar Energy, 85 (2), 334–343
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35. Pavlovic, T.M., Radonjic, I.S., Milosavljevic, D.D., and Pantic, L.S., “A review of concentrating solar power plants in the world and their potential use in Serbia,” Renewable
and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 16 (6), 3891–3902 (2012).
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