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Mohammad Alaghemandi

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Chemical and thermal processes in energy and combustionChemical thermodynamics and energetics

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|Feb 03, 2018

Effects of temperature and mass conservation on the typical chemical sequences of hydrogen oxidation.

Schuyler B Nicholson, Mohammad Alaghemandi, Jason R Green

|Jul 24, 2017

Nonequilibrium phase coexistence and criticality near the second explosion limit of hydrogen combustion.

Lucas B Newcomb, Mohammad Alaghemandi, Jason R Green

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