A guide to the preparation techniques of six classes of metal-, metal oxide-, and carbon-based nanofluids and the implications for their stability

Abdelrazik, A. S.; Sayed, Mostafa A. M.; Hashim, H.; Omar, Asmaa M. A.; Helmy, Mohamed. H. M.; Oulguidoum, Abdeladim; Abubakr, Rehab; Kotob, Esraa

doi:10.1007/s10973-023-12296-w

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A guide to the preparation techniques of six classes of metal-, metal oxide-, and carbon-based nanofluids and the implications for their stability

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