International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
 2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijhydene.2014.04.084
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Investigating the possibility of Sonofusion in Deuterated acetone

Niloufar Zoghi-Foumani
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“…In the present study, the temperature of supersonic wave bubble with the initial radius of 4 μm becomes 1.62 × 10 8 K, which is larger than 10 7 K [31]. However, the elevated temperature and pressure by upsizing of initial bubbles is apparent.…”
Section: Keller-miksis Formulationcontrasting
confidence: 52%

Estimation of Bubble Fusion Requirements during High-Pressure, High- Temperature Cavitation

Yoshimura1,
Yoshiya2,
Tanaka3
et al. 2018
Int J Adv Tech
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“…In the present study, the temperature of supersonic wave bubble with the initial radius of 4 μm becomes 1.62 × 10 8 K, which is larger than 10 7 K [31]. However, the elevated temperature and pressure by upsizing of initial bubbles is apparent.…”
Section: Keller-miksis Formulationcontrasting
confidence: 52%

Estimation of Bubble Fusion Requirements during High-Pressure, High- Temperature Cavitation

Yoshimura1,
Yoshiya2,
Tanaka3
et al. 2018
Int J Adv Tech
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A new source of radiation in single-bubble sonoluminescence

Pishbini
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Sadighi‐Bonabi
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2017
Pramana - J Phys
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The effect of KZK 1 1The Khokhlov–Zabolotskaya–Kuznetsov-type equations. pressure equation on the sonoluminescence in water and fat tissues

Gheshlaghi
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Sadighi‐Bonabi
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Ghadirifar
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2015
Physics Letters A
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