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Burn Rate of Iron Fuel Particles Under Low Oxygen Conditions Across a Broad Particle Size Range
The combustion of iron powder, a promising zero‐carbon energy carrier, entails millions of burning particles, a process different from that of conventional fuels. To fully harness this potential, a thorough understanding of the combustion behaviour of individual iron particles is vital. This experim
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