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Three-dimensional structures of flames over liquid fuel pools 2003 Journal Article Young-Do Jo, Jin-Jun Kim
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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