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Optimizing mixing ratio of multi-walled carbon nanotubes and titanium dioxide: A green approach to high-performance hybrid nanofluids for heat transfer
The green synthesizing of hybrid nanofluids is a promising method for producing advanced nanoscale materials that can improve the efficiency of various thermal systems while minimizing their environmental impact. This approach is consistent with the broader goals of sustainable and environmental nan
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