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Temperature-Dependent Particle Stability Behavior and Its Effect on Radiative Transfer in Water/SiO2 Nanofluids
Radiative transfer is one of the methods of energy transport that includes in a wide range of applications and we feel it in our daily lives. Thermal radiation transfer plays an effective role in the utilization of renewable energy. The radiative and optical properties, as well as the nature of the
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