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Chew, Pin Yu, Reinhardt, Aleks (2023) Phase diagrams—Why they matter and how to predict them. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 158 (3) 30902 doi:10.1063/5.0131028

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TitlePhase diagrams—Why they matter and how to predict them
JournalThe Journal of Chemical Physics
AuthorsChew, Pin YuAuthor
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Year2023 (January 21)Volume158
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PublisherAIP Publishing
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In(2023, January) The Journal of Chemical Physics Vol. 158 (3) AIP Publishing

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