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Rou-Xi Chen

Ling Lin

Ji-Huan He

FROM THE GUEST EDITORS: NANOTHERMODYNAMICS FOR MATERIALS, ENERGY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

ABSTRACT

Nanoscale flow and heat transfer are widely observed in modern industry. The nanoeffect in nanothermodynamics is generally 5 to 7 orders of magnitude higher or lower than its macro partner.

KEYWORDS

nanofibers, nanoeffect, bubble-electrospinning, solvent evaporation, nanoporous fibers

PAPER SUBMITTED: 2014-07-01

PAPER REVISED: 1970-01-01

PAPER ACCEPTED: 2014-07-02

PUBLISHED ONLINE: 2015-01-04

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THERMAL SCIENCE YEAR 2014, VOLUME 18, ISSUE No. 5, PAGES [0 - 0]

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