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spellingShingle Alexandridis, Paschalis, Holzwarth, Josef F., Alan Hatton, T., Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society, A correlation for the estimation of critical micellization concentrations and temperatures of polyols in aqueous solutions, Organic Chemistry, General Chemical Engineering
title A correlation for the estimation of critical micellization concentrations and temperatures of polyols in aqueous solutions
title_full A correlation for the estimation of critical micellization concentrations and temperatures of polyols in aqueous solutions
title_fullStr A correlation for the estimation of critical micellization concentrations and temperatures of polyols in aqueous solutions
title_full_unstemmed A correlation for the estimation of critical micellization concentrations and temperatures of polyols in aqueous solutions
title_short A correlation for the estimation of critical micellization concentrations and temperatures of polyols in aqueous solutions
title_sort a correlation for the estimation of critical micellization concentrations and temperatures of polyols in aqueous solutions
title_unstemmed A correlation for the estimation of critical micellization concentrations and temperatures of polyols in aqueous solutions
topic Organic Chemistry, General Chemical Engineering
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