DOI
stands for Digital Object Identifier
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Electrophoresis of a Spheroid in a Spherical Cavity Filled with a Salt-Free Solution
謝明叡 , Masters Advisor:徐治平
英文
DOI:
10.6342/NTU.2009.02589
電泳 ; 固定表面電荷密度 ; 橢球粒子在球型孔洞中 ; 無鹽電解質溶液 ; 泳動度 ; 牛頓流體 ; 邊界效應 ; electrophoresis ; constant surface charge density ; spheroid in spherical cavity ; salt-free solution ; mobility ; boundary effect


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