Continuous CO2 Capture in Dual Fluidized Beds Using Silica Supported Amine

Continuous CO2 Capture in Dual Fluidized Beds Using Silica Supported Amine
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10.1016/j.egypro.2013.05.088
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2013
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Energy Procedia
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Wenying Zhao;Z. Zhang;Zhenshanl Li;N. Cai
Wenying Zhao;Z. Zhang;Zhenshanl Li;N. Cai
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作者:
Wenying Zhao;Z. Zhang;Zhenshanl Li;N. Cai

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