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130. Кроме того, я благодарю сотрудников отдела физических методов измерений НИИ ФХБ им. Белозерского МГУ Орлова В. Н., Мичурину В. Н. и Копылова С. А. за помощь в выполнении экспериментов по сканирующей калориметрии.
131. Спасибо также Крамаровой Т. В. (Stockholm University, Sweden) за помощь в получении ряда полных текстов статей.