Mathematical Models on Diffusive Loss of Non-Aqueous Phase Organic Solvents from a Disk Source
Yoon, In-Taek;S.E., Dickson;
GeoSystem Research Corp.;Department of Civil Engineering, McMaster University;
디스크소스로부터 NAPL의 확산손실에 관한 수학적 모델
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