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1.	Theoretical And Experimental Study On The Interaction Of Laser And Metal Powder Flow In The Laser Remanufacturing
2.	Study On Hydrothermal Synthesis Of Xonotlite Whiskers And Its Application In Ultra-light Material Of Calcium Silicate
3.	Simulation Study On Vibration Screening Process Using 3d Discrete Element Method
4.	Experimental Research And Dynamic Simulation Of Sphere Motion
5.	Spherical Nanoporous Silica Materials And Their Adsorption Characteristics
6.	Simulation And Analysis On The Packing Of Mono-Sized Spherical Particles With The Discrete Element Method
7.	Ball Of Tio <sub> 2 </ Sub> Thin Films, Modification And Photoelectrochemical Properties Of Study
8.	The Preparation And Analysis Of Series Of New Special Magnesium Oxide Products
9.	Synthesis Of The Metal Pyrophosphate And The Research Of The Performance As Anode Materials In Li Ion Battery
10.	Experimental Study On Tiny Single Spherical Particles' Unsteady Motion In The Air
11.	Preparation Of Nonspherical Composite Particles By Phase Separation And Their Applications
12.	Investigations On Flow Characteristics And Scaling Of Spouted Beds With Non-spherical Particles
13.	Numerical Simulation Of The Active Particle Brownian Motion Based On Lattice Boltzmann Method
14.	Study On Pulp-Enzymolytic Preparation Of Cellulose Nanocrystalls And Its Transparent Composite Membrane
15.	Experimental Study On Proppant Settling In Narrow Gap
16.	Experimental And Numerical Study Of The Collision Characteristics Between Single Droplet And Spherical Particle
17.	Two-step Glass Transition And Crystallization In Colloidal Systems Due To Particle Shape
18.	Microstructures and topological defects induced by a spherical particle in a nematic liquid crystal
19.	Unsteady forces on a spherical particle accelerating or decelerating in an initially stagnant fluid
20.	Multi-scale Modeling Of Microstructures And Transport Properties Of Non-spherical Particulate Cementitious Materials Via Continuum Percolation Theory
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