Using magnetic resonance to validate predictions of the solid fraction formed during recalescence of freezing drops
Jason P. Hindmarsh(University of Auckland), Michael L. Johns(University of Western Australia), D.I. Wilson(University of Cambridge)
International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer
December 15, 2004
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