Periodic precipitation patterns in the presence of concentration gradients. 1. Dependence on ion product and concentration difference

Periodic precipitation patterns in the presence of concentration gradients. 1. Dependence on ion product and concentration difference
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存在浓度梯度时的周期性降水模式。

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10.1021/j100217a038
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1982
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J. Ross
J. Ross
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S. C. Mueller;S. Kai;J. Ross

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