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Predictive multiscale computational modeling of nanoparticles in flame reactors
This dissertation details a predictive computational approach for modeling titanium dioxide nanoparticles in flame reactors. The industrial production of these nanoparticles is done using the chloride process, i.e. titanium tetrachloride (TiCl4) is oxidized in a flame to
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