PARTICLE TOXICOLOGY - CHAPTER 2 PPT

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7 CHAPTER 2Environmental Change and Health 2.1 OUR CHANGING ENVIRONMENT The environment, which sustains the life of all living organisms, can also be aprofound source of ill health. As mentioned in the previous chapter, increasingindustrialization, expanding technology and econ[r]

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MÔ PHỎNG SỨC CĂNG CỦA BỀ MẶT CHẤT LỎNG THEO PHƯƠNG PHÁP PARTICLE
Chương 1. Khái quát về mô phỏng chất lỏng và bề mặt
chất lỏng
Chương 2. Mô phỏng sức căng của bề mặt chất lỏng theo
phương pháp Particle
Chương 3. Chương trình – Mô phỏng một số hiệu ứng của
chất lỏng