Monografie
Introduction to computational mass transfer : with applications to chemical engineering
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Englisch
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XI, 337 S.
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978-3-642-53910-7
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104509823X
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Heat and mass transfer
Thema
Turbulente Strömung ; Technische Chemie ; Stoffübertragung ; Numerisches Verfahren ; Schüttguttransport
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