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spellingShingle Klingberg, Patrik, Wilkner, Kai, Schlüter, Markus, Grünauer, Judith, Shishatskiy, Sergey, Membranes, Separation of Carbon Dioxide from Real Power Plant Flue Gases by Gas Permeation Using a Supported Ionic Liquid Membrane: An Investigation of Membrane Stability, Filtration and Separation, Chemical Engineering (miscellaneous), Process Chemistry and Technology
title Separation of Carbon Dioxide from Real Power Plant Flue Gases by Gas Permeation Using a Supported Ionic Liquid Membrane: An Investigation of Membrane Stability
title_full Separation of Carbon Dioxide from Real Power Plant Flue Gases by Gas Permeation Using a Supported Ionic Liquid Membrane: An Investigation of Membrane Stability
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title_sort separation of carbon dioxide from real power plant flue gases by gas permeation using a supported ionic liquid membrane: an investigation of membrane stability
title_unstemmed Separation of Carbon Dioxide from Real Power Plant Flue Gases by Gas Permeation Using a Supported Ionic Liquid Membrane: An Investigation of Membrane Stability
topic Filtration and Separation, Chemical Engineering (miscellaneous), Process Chemistry and Technology
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