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Development of micro hydrogen gas sensor with SnO2-Ag2O-PtOx composite using MEMS process 2007 Journal Article I. Kim, Do Han, C. Han, J. Gwak, D. Hong, D. Jakhar, K. Singh, J. Wang
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Numerical and experimental studies of ethanol flames 2007 Journal Article P. Saxena, F. Williams
Thermal quenching and re-ignition of mixed pockets of reactants and products in gas explosions 2007 Journal Article S. Dorofeev
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High pressure steel storage vessels used in hydrogen refueling station 2008 Journal Article J Zheng, L. Li, R. Chen, P. Xu, F. Kai
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DET3D - A CFD tool for simulating hydrogen combustion in nuclear reactor safety 2008 Journal Article R. Redlinger
A general survey of the potential and the main issues associated with the sulfur-iodine thermochemical cycle for hydrogen production using nuclear heat 2008 Journal Article X. Vitart, P. Carles, P. Anzieu
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