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of immersion have not, apparently, been investigated. The present article is a report on the adsorption of water vapor on graphite oxide surfaces and the heat ...
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Jul 22, 2009 - The heats of immersion in water of two quartz samples and three silica gels are compared with reference to surface bound water loss during ...
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