On the entropy heat and mass transfer processes

Authors

  • A. Dolinsky
  • B. Draganov
  • T. Morozyuk

Abstract

Sets out the laws of entropy. The analysis of heat and mass transfer processes of entropy in porous media.

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Issue

No. 1 (2014): (????)

Section

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