Experimental characterization of breakage rate of colloidal aggregates in axisymmetric extensional flow.

Experimental characterization of breakage rate of colloidal aggregates in axisymmetric extensional flow.
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10.1021/la502686b
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2014-11
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Langmuir : the ACS journal of surfaces and colloids
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D. Saha;M. Šoóš;B. Lüthi;M. Holzner;Alexander Liberzon;M. Babler;W. Kinzelbach
D. Saha;M. Šoóš;B. Lüthi;M. Holzner;Alexander Liberzon;M. Babler;W. Kinzelbach
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D. Saha;M. Šoóš;B. Lüthi;M. Holzner;Alexander Liberzon;M. Babler;W. Kinzelbach

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