Numerical Modeling of the Shear Module of Alginate Micro-Beads under the Ultrasonic Thermal Effect

Subject Areas : Chemistry

liguo zhang ¹ , peiyuan he ² , jianying zhang ³ , zhenyu ji ⁴ , hongliang xu ⁵ , zhuangli zhang ⁶

1 - zhengzhou university
2 - zhengzhou university
3 - zhengzhou university
4 - zhengzhou university
5 - zhengzhou university
6 - zhengzhou university

Received: 2016-03-25 Accepted : 2016-09-23 Published : 2016-09-01

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