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1. Study On The Damage Problem Of The Super-high Pressure Tubular Reactor In Safety Engineering
2. Ab Initio Study On The Microscopic Mechanism Of Ozone Depletion In Atmosphere And The Reaction In Combustion
3. Atomic-Scale Computer Simulation For Alloy During Early Precipitation Process
4. A Capillary Flow Directed Assembly Technique On The Surface Of Solid Supports And Its Applications In Biochemical And Pharmaceutical Analysis
5. Research On The Crack Arrest In A Metal Die By Using Electromagnetic Heating
6. A Study On Composite Magnesia Cementitious Material And Its Use
7. Study On The Phenolic Acids In Wines And Phenylpropanoid Metabolism In Grape Berries
8. Study On The Reaction Mechanism Of Benzene And Its Derivatives With Hydroxyl Radical In Aqueous Phase By Transient Absorbance Spectra Technique
9. The Mechanism And Practice Of MEOR By Brevibacillus Brevis And Bacillus Cereus In Daqing Oilfield
10. Macroscopic And Microscopic Constitutive Studies On Ferroelectrics And Shape Memory Alloys
11. Theoretical Study Of Transport Through GCL In Landfill Based On Microscopic Analysis
12. Residual Oil Microscopic Distribution Physical Simulation For Waterflooding Reservoir Research
13. Integral Equation Theory Study On Microscopic Structure And Properties Of Polymer Materials
14. Study On The Microscopic Reaction Mechanisms Of Sulfur-Containing Compounds With Oxidative Radicals In The Aqueous Phase
15. Numeralization Of Macroscopic & Microscopic Constitutive Relations And Their Applications In FE Simulation
16. The Microscopic Experiments And Modeling For Residual Oil Distribution After Water Flooding
17. Microscopic Phase-Field Simulation Of Effect Of Temperature On The Precipitation Process Of Ni75AlxV25-x Alloy
18. Study Of Multiscale Methods For Polymer Matrix Composites
19. Sdudy On The Genesis And The Filtration Characteristic Of Low Oil-saturated Reservoir
20. Study Of Crowd Crushing And Trampling Accident Risk Theory And Applied To Stadium
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