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A Particle System Approach to Aggregation Phenomena [PDF]

Journal of Applied Probability, 2019
AbstractInspired by a PDE–ODE system of aggregation developed in the biomathematical literature, we investigate an interacting particle system representing aggregation at the level of individuals. We prove that the empirical density of the individual converges to the solution of the PDE–ODE system.
Marta Leocata, Franco Flandoli
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Aggregation Phenomena in Xanthene Dyes

Accounts of Chemical Research, 1989
D C Neckers
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Environmental Implications of Aggregation Phenomena: Current Understanding

Current Opinion in Colloid and Interface Science, 2006
This review highlights the current understanding of the aggregation phenomena of importance in Industrial Environmental Protection Technology; namely of particle aggregation in wastewater and gas emission treatment. The wastewaters and gaseous emissions from Forest Industry are our main focus.
Olli Dahl
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Aggregation phenomena and fractal aggregates

Contemporary Physics, 1987
Abstract Recent work to understand aggregation phenomena and the structure of fractal aggregates is reviewed. After describing a typical aggregation experiment, the concept of the fractal is introduced and theoretical models capable of building fractal clusters are reviewed with particular emphasis on diffusion-limited aggregation.
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Aggregation Phenomena in Lignin

The present chapter describes a survey of the aggregation phenomena occurring during lignin nanostructures formation, the main variables affecting them, the most common strategies for their preparation and their applications. The interactions affecting the conformation of single lignin chains in a specific solvating environment pertain to cohesive ...
Claudia Crestini, Nicolo Pajer
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Collagen aggregation phenomena

Biopolymers, 1966
AbstractThree processes by which tropocollagen units associate to yield highly specific aggregates have been examined. From the temperature coefficients of the amounts aggregated it is concluded that the complex “native” aggregation is endothermic, whereas both end‐to‐end and lateral aggregation are exothermic.
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