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158 related items for PubMed ID: 20405977

  • 1. Communications: Evidence for the role of fluctuations in the thermodynamics of nanoscale drops and the implications in computations of the surface tension.
    Sampayo JG, Malijevský A, Müller EA, de Miguel E, Jackson G.
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