Foam structure in the form of dry and wet and its variation under the

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Dewatering of foam-laid and water-laid structures and the formed web properties

Dewatering of foam-laid and water-laid structures and the formed web properties

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Pictures of 2D foam (lines correspond to liquid films separating

Fenton and Fenton-like wet oxidation for degradation and destruction of organic radioactive wastes

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Rodzyah YUNUS, Doctor of Philosophy (Architecture)

Structure in Foam - an overview

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Close relationship between a dry-wet transition and a bubble rearrangement in two-dimensional foam

Fahim FAYAZ, PhD, PhD in Chemical Engineering, Universiti Malaysia Pahang, Kuantan, ump, Faculty of Chemical and Natural Resources Engineering