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Philip, JR (1963) The Theory of Dispersal During Laminar Flow in Tubes. II. Australian Journal of Physics, 16 (3). 300pp. doi:10.1071/ph630300

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TitleThe Theory of Dispersal During Laminar Flow in Tubes. II.
JournalAustralian Journal of Physics
AuthorsPhilip, JRAuthor
Year1963Volume16
Issue3
PublisherCSIRO Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1071/ph630300Search in ResearchGate
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