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Supercooled Liquids: Advances And Novel Applications

By American Chemical Society Staff, Keith A. Nelson, John T. Fourkas, Daniel Kivelson, Udayan Mohanty, Fourkas, John T. (Editor), Kivelson, Daniel (Editor), Mohanty, Udayan (Editor), Nelson, Keith A. (Editor)

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Content: A brief introduction to supercooled liquids / John T. Fourkas, Daniel Kivelson, Udayan Mohanty, and Keith A. Nelson -- The viscous-liquid-glassy-solid problem / C.A. Angell -- The mode-cou...

Supercooled Liquids : Advances And Novel Applications : Developed From A Sympsosium Sponsored By The Division Of Physial Chemistry At The 212th National Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, Orlando, Florida, August 25-29, 1996

By John T. Fourkas, Fourkas, John T. (Editor), Kivelson, Daniel (Editor), Mohanty, Udayan (Editor), Nelson, Keith A. (Editor)

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