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Naota, Takeshi, Koori, Hiroshi (2005) Molecules That Assemble by Sound:  An Application to the Instant Gelation of Stable Organic Fluids. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 127 (26) 9324-9325 doi:10.1021/ja050809h

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TitleMolecules That Assemble by Sound:  An Application to the Instant Gelation of Stable Organic Fluids
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsNaota, TakeshiAuthor
Koori, HiroshiAuthor
Year2005 (July)Volume127
Issue26
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
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Full ReferenceNaota, Takeshi, Koori, Hiroshi (2005) Molecules That Assemble by Sound:  An Application to the Instant Gelation of Stable Organic Fluids. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 127 (26) 9324-9325 doi:10.1021/ja050809h
Plain TextNaota, Takeshi, Koori, Hiroshi (2005) Molecules That Assemble by Sound:  An Application to the Instant Gelation of Stable Organic Fluids. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 127 (26) 9324-9325 doi:10.1021/ja050809h
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