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Detailed Modeling of the Temperature and Pressure Dependence of the Reaction H + O2 (+m) - Ho2 (+m) 2000 Journal Article J. Troe
A Pt–Ti–O gate Si-metal-insulator-semiconductor field-effect transistor hydrogen gas sensor 2010 Journal Article Toshiyuki Usagawa, Yota Kikuchi
The Electro-Magnetic Susceptibility Test Method of a Road Vehicle Considering the Field Uniformity 2010 Journal Article H.Gu Woo
Standards for Hydrogen Energy Systems 2000 Journal Article T.K. Bose, S. Gingras
Numerical simulation and safety evaluation of tunnel accidents with a hydrogen powered vehicle 2000 Book W. Breitung, U. Bielert, G. Necker, A. Veser, F.J. Wetzel, K. Pehr
On the decay of homogeneous isotropic turbulence 2000 Journal Article L. Skrbek, S. Stalp
A thickened flame model for large eddy simulations of turbulent premixed combustion 2000 Journal Article O. Colin, F. Ducros, D. Veynante, T. Poinsot
Innovative Technologies in Optical Fiber Hydrogen Sensor Detection Systems for Space Applications 2010 Journal Article A. Kazemi
Alternative method for steam generation for thermal oxidation of silicon 2010 Journal Article J. Spiegelman
Description of a system based on the DFB laser for natural gas leakage in the long optical-path of the tunnel 2010 Journal Article X. Shu, Y. Zhang, W. Liu, S. Zhang, Y. Cui, R. Kan, H. Gen
A Microsolar Collector for Hydrogen Production by Methanol Reforming 2010 Journal Article R. Zimmerman, G. Morrison, G. Rosengarten

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