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Vapor–gas/liquid nucleation experiments: A review of the challenges by Anisimov, Michael P., Fominykh, Elena G., Akimov, Sergey V., Hopke, Philip K.

“…The formation of new phase embryos is described by nucleation theory. However, nucleation is not yet fully understood. The goal of this review is to summarize…”
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Evidence for sub-3 nanometer neutralized particle detection using glycerol as a condensing fluid by Magnusson, Lars-Erik, Anisimov, Michael P., Koropchak, John A.

“…A two-step condensation process was utilized, with glycerol introduced via an initial precondenser step, with secondary condensation and detection occurring…”
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Nucleation Rate Surface Topologies for Binary Systems by Anisimov, Michael P, Hopke, Philip K

“…Recent experiments have found that two nucleation rate surfaces can be observed for two different critical embryo phases (solid and liquid) near the triple…”
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Semiempirical vapor nucleation rate surfaces by Anisimov, Michael P.

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Vapor-gas/liquid nucleation experiments: A review of the challenges by ANISIMOV, Michael P, FOMINYKH, Elena G, AKIMOV, Sergey V, HOPKE, Philip K

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The flow diffusion chamber research state of art by Anisimov, Michael P., Shandakov, Sergey D.

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Dibutylphtalate vapor nucleation in helium by Anisimov, Michael P.

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Theorem of nucleation rate in critical point by Anisimov, Michael P.

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CRITICAL EMBRYO SIZES AT THE CONDITIONS OF SPINODAL DECOMPOSITIONS by Anisimov, Michael P., Shaymordanov, Ildar N., Hopke, Philip K.

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Semiempirical ion-induced vapor nucleation rates by Anisimov, Michael P., Hopke, Philip K., Terry, Jason, Rasmussen, Don H., Shandakov, Sergey D., Pinaev, Viktor A.

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Surface Topology of the Ion-Induced Vapor Nucleation Rate by Anisimov, Michael P., Hopke, Philip K., Terry, Jason, Rasmussen, Don H., Shandakov, Sergey D., Pinaev, Viktor A.

“…Ion-induced nucleation involves additional electrostatic interactions between vapor molecules (atoms) and ions. The electrostatic force helps to form the ion…”
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