Impact factors

Alison Wright

Nature, 2002, vol. 419, issue 6907, 576-576

Abstract: To design a fire-extinguishing system, it’s useful to know how water droplets behave when they collide at speed with hot surfaces. A new study reveals shortcomings in the present theoretical description.

Date: 2002
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