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    NMR Imaging in Chemical Engineering
    NMR Imaging in Chemical Engineering
    NMR Imaging in Chemical Engineering
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    NMR Imaging in Chemical Engineering

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    How to use nuclear magnetic resonance imaging in chemical engineering.
    Written by the internationally recognized top experts from academia and industry, this first book dedicated to the topic provides an overview of existing methods and strategies to solve individual problems in chemical engineering. Written in a simple and lively manner and backed by various industrial examples, the book begins with a look at hardware and methods, continuing on to cover porous materials, fluids and flow of increasing complexity from different fields of Chemical Engineering, before finishing off with a review of reactors and reactions.
    The result allows engineers, industrial and academic researchers and decision-makers to gain a detailed insight into the NMR toolbox, such that they can estimate the benefit of NMR imaging with regard to cost efficiency and scientific results.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWiley
    Release dateMay 12, 2006
    ISBN9783527607198
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