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... basic concepts underlying the chemical and physical process - controlling phenomena . The object will be either to refresh the reader's memory or to indicate literature sources where a detailed discussion of these basic concepts may be ...
... basic concepts underlying the chemical and physical process - controlling phenomena . The object will be either to refresh the reader's memory or to indicate literature sources where a detailed discussion of these basic concepts may be ...
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... basic molecular parameters , by statistical thermodynamics , and is therefore not reliant on experimental thermodynamics , e.g. , see Margrave ( 1967a ) . As an example , for a vapor comprised of nonlinear polyatomic species the entropy ...
... basic molecular parameters , by statistical thermodynamics , and is therefore not reliant on experimental thermodynamics , e.g. , see Margrave ( 1967a ) . As an example , for a vapor comprised of nonlinear polyatomic species the entropy ...
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... basic data involved in its application . Essentially , the problem of theoretically accounting for observable flame properties involves a hybridization of reaction kinetics and transport phenomena . The importance of reaction kinetics ...
... basic data involved in its application . Essentially , the problem of theoretically accounting for observable flame properties involves a hybridization of reaction kinetics and transport phenomena . The importance of reaction kinetics ...
Contents
Appendix Major Literature Sources for High Temperature Chemistry | 36 |
Synergistic Reactions | 58 |
Appendix Some Additional Recent Literature on High Temperature GasSolid | 89 |
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