MAGNETIC FIELD ASSISTED FLUIDIZATION – A UNIFIED APPROACH Part 1. Fundamentals and relevant hydrodynamics of gas-fluidized beds (batch solids mode)

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Abstract

Article MAGNETIC FIELD ASSISTED FLUIDIZATION – A UNIFIED APPROACH Part 1. Fundamentals and relevant hydrodynamics of gas-fluidized beds (batch solids mode) was published on September 1, 2002 in the journal Reviews in Chemical Engineering (volume 18, issue 4-5).

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