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Modeling of plasma remediation of NOx using global kinetic models accounting for hydrocarbonsDorai, 2000
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The continual release of toxic gases into the atmosphere from a variety of sources has resulted in the gradual degradation of the environment and this, in turn, has motivated investigations into new methods of reducing and, if possible, preventing these harmful …
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