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Do, D. D., Nicholson, D., Do, H. D. (2008) Effects of Adsorbent Deformation on the Adsorption of Gases in Slitlike Graphitic Pores: A Computer Simulation Study. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 112 (36). 14075-14089 doi:10.1021/jp8032269

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TitleEffects of Adsorbent Deformation on the Adsorption of Gases in Slitlike Graphitic Pores: A Computer Simulation Study
JournalThe Journal of Physical Chemistry C
AuthorsDo, D. D.Author
Nicholson, D.Author
Do, H. D.Author
Year2008 (September 11)Volume112
Issue36
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/jp8032269Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceDo, D. D., Nicholson, D., Do, H. D. (2008) Effects of Adsorbent Deformation on the Adsorption of Gases in Slitlike Graphitic Pores: A Computer Simulation Study. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 112 (36). 14075-14089 doi:10.1021/jp8032269
Plain TextDo, D. D., Nicholson, D., Do, H. D. (2008) Effects of Adsorbent Deformation on the Adsorption of Gases in Slitlike Graphitic Pores: A Computer Simulation Study. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 112 (36). 14075-14089 doi:10.1021/jp8032269
In(2008, September) The Journal of Physical Chemistry C Vol. 112 (36) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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