Gas Bubble Evolution
Gas Bubble Evolution is a phenomenon-level process within the study of spent fuel behavior that characterizes the formation, growth, and migration of gaseous voids within nuclear fuel matrices under irradiation and thermal conditions.
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Gas Bubbles in Electrochemical Gas Evolution Reactions
Xu Zhao, Hang Ren, Long Luo · Langmuir · 2019 · 421 citations
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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Argonne National Laboratory
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