410a. Using Nuclear Magnetic Resonance to Measure Emulsion Properties In Water In Oil Emulsions during Methane Hydrate Formation

410a. Using Nuclear Magnetic Resonance to Measure Emulsion Properties In Water In Oil Emulsions during Methane Hydrate Formation

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AIChE annual meeting, Philadelphia 100 : conference proceedings : 1908 to 2008 : 2008 AIChE annual meeting, Philadelphia, PA, November 16-21, 2008. Non-topical conferences

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AIChE Conference Proceedings

Ser. no.:

P-255

Pub. Year:

2008

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1

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P122862

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New York: American Institute of Chemical Engineers

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9780816910502 [0816910502]

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English

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A08000/2008 [CD-ROM]

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Conference Proceedings

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TDL ID:	ZA00061216
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
Conf. info. (Number):	2008
Conf. info. (Venue):	Philadelphia, PA, USA
Conf. info. (Date):	2008.11.16-2008.11.21
Note for article:	[HTML document] 2008 AIChE Annual Meeting. Engineering Sciences and Fundamentals, Philadelphia, PA, November 16-21, 2008

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