(455e) How Can Talc Surfaces Be Both Hydrophilic and Hydrophobic?

(455e) How Can Talc Surfaces Be Both Hydrophilic and Hydrophobic?

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2012 AIChE annual meeting, David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh, PA, October 28 - November 2, 2012 : Conference proceedings. Non-topical conferences

Title of ser.:

AIChE Conference Proceedings

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P-270

Pub. Year:

2012

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Engineering Sciences and Fundamentals

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New York: American Institute of Chemical Engineers

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9780816910731 [0816910731]

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English

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A08000/2012 [CD-ROM]

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Conference Proceedings

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TDL ID:	ZA00061224
Series ID:	PA00000008
Conf. info. (Name):	AIChE Annual Meeting ; Particle Technology Forum ; North American Mixing Forum ; Computational Molecular Science and Engineering Forum ; Nanoscale Science and Engineering Forum ; Sustainable Engineering Forum ; Chemical Engineering & the Law Forum
Conf. info. (Number):	2012
Conf. info. (Venue):	Philadelphia, PA, USA
Conf. info. (Date):	2012.10.28-2012.11.02
Note for article:	[HTML document] 2012 AIChE annual meeting, Pittsburgh, PA, October 28 - November 2, 2012. Engineering Sciences and Fundamentals (455e)

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