Updated Kinetic Mechanism for High-Pressure Hydrogen Combustion
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Nobuyuki Tsuboi | Youhi Morii | Mitsuo Koshi | Atsushi Hibi | K. Shimizu | N. Tsuboi | Y. Morii | Kazuya Shimizu | Atsushi Hibi | Mituso Koshi
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