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Title: Continuous Molecular Targeting–Computer-Aided Molecular Design (CoMT–CAMD) for Simultaneous Process and Solvent Design for CO2 Capture
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Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research [0888-5885] Stavrou, Marina yr:2014


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