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Water in porous carbons
Colloids and Surfaces A Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects · 2001 · Vol. 187-188 · pp. 539–568
John K. Brennan✉(North Carolina State University)Teresa J. Bandosz(City College of New York)Kendall T. Thomson(Purdue University West Lafayette)Keith E. Gubbins(North Carolina State University)
Phase Equilibria and ThermodynamicsZeolite Catalysis and SynthesisAdvanced Chemical Physics StudiesIntermolecular forceCharacterization (materials science)Carbon fibersMolecular dynamicsPorosityMaterials sciencePorous mediumWork (physics)Surface (topology)Chemical physics
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