Experiments on conduit flow and eruption behavior of basaltic volcanic eruptions

Experiments on conduit flow and eruption behavior of basaltic volcanic eruptions
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玄武质火山喷发管道流及喷发行为实验

DOI:
10.1029/2000jb900096
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2000
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A. Freundt
A. Freundt
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R. Seyfried;A. Freundt

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