From sol to gel exactly

The time evolution of a disperse system wherein the binary coagulation alone governs the temporal changes of particle mass spectra is studied under the assumption that the coagulation kernel is proportional to the product of masses of the coalescing particles. This model is known to reveal the sol-g...

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