journal article·1970-06

The diffusion of oxygen in nitrogen in the pores of graphite: The effect of oxidation on diffusivity and permeability

G.F. Hewitt, M.J.C. Moore, E.W. Sharratt

Carbon· Volume 8· Issue 3
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