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Derivation of Supersaturation and Nucleation Flux in a Stirred Tank From Tracer Concentration Measurements
Chemical Engineering and Technology
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doi 10.1002/ceat.200390049
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Date
March 5, 2003
Authors
A. Fall
O. Lecoq
R. David
Publisher
Wiley
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