Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Fe3O4, Au nanoparticles influence on bio-nanofluid thermal conductivity
Hyperthermia therapy is one of the new technologies emerging from nanotechnology. This study examines the relationship between bio-nanofluid thermal conductivity and hematocrit differences. In the treatment of cancer, researchers have used several types of nanoparticles. The bio-nanofluid used in th
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