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Simulation of fuel-cell stacks using a computer-controlled power rectifier with the purposes of actual high-power injection applications 2003 Journal Article J. Correa, F. Farret, J. Gomes, M. Simoes
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Some aspects of the mathematical modelling of fireballs 2003 Journal Article V. Novozhilov
Occurrence, prediction, and prevention of zinc sulfide scale within Gulf Coast and North Sea high-temperature and high-salinity fields 2003 Journal Article I. Collins, M. Jordan
Dynamic model of an industrial steam reformer and its use for multiobjective optimization 2003 Journal Article A. Nandasana, A. Ray, S. Gupta
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Social risk assessment of large technical systems 2003 Journal Article H. Pasman, J. Vrijling
Copper dissolution and electrochemical behavior in EDTA- and EDA-based solutions for steam generator chemical cleaning 2003 Journal Article D. Hur, M. Choi, E. Lee, U. Kim
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Three-dimensional structures of flames over liquid fuel pools 2003 Journal Article J. Cai, F. Liu, W. Sirignano
On the determination of the laminar burning velocity from closed vessel gas explosions 2003 Journal Article A. Dahoe, L. de Goey
From the combinatiorial chemistry boom to polymer-supported parallel chemistry: established technologies for drug discovery 2003 Journal Article M. Cano, S. Balasubramanian
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Greening London's black cabs: a study of driver's preferences for fuel cell taxis 2004 Journal Article S. Mourato, B. Saynor, D. Hart
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Hydrogen Economy Forum in Russia SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SAFETY AND ECONOMY OF HYDROGEN TRANSPORT 2003 Journal Article F. Lewis
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