Al-Janabi et al., 2015 - Google Patents
A criterion for the characterization of modified surfaces during crystallization fouling based on electron donor component of surface energyAl-Janabi et al., 2015
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- 14397131747170086981
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- Al-Janabi A
- Malayeri M
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- Chemical engineering research and design
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Surface treatment is gaining increased attention as an environmentally-friendly approach to combat crystallization fouling by minimizing adhesion energies between precursors and the substrate. What specific components of the surface energy cause this to happen though is …
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