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Edse, Rudolph, Strauss, William A. (1956) Stability and Burning Velocities of Laminar Carbon Monoxide‐Air Flames at Pressures up to 93 Atmospheres. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 25 (6) 1241-1245 doi:10.1063/1.1743186

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TitleStability and Burning Velocities of Laminar Carbon Monoxide‐Air Flames at Pressures up to 93 Atmospheres
JournalThe Journal of Chemical Physics
AuthorsEdse, RudolphAuthor
Strauss, William A.Author
Year1956 (December)Volume25
Issue6
PublisherAIP Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1063/1.1743186
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Full ReferenceEdse, Rudolph, Strauss, William A. (1956) Stability and Burning Velocities of Laminar Carbon Monoxide‐Air Flames at Pressures up to 93 Atmospheres. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 25 (6) 1241-1245 doi:10.1063/1.1743186
Plain TextEdse, Rudolph, Strauss, William A. (1956) Stability and Burning Velocities of Laminar Carbon Monoxide‐Air Flames at Pressures up to 93 Atmospheres. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 25 (6) 1241-1245 doi:10.1063/1.1743186
In(1956, December) The Journal of Chemical Physics Vol. 25 (6) AIP Publishing

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