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A new heat transfer model to predict cooling rates for rapid freezing fixation
Joseph A.N. Zasadzinski
Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
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Heat Transfer Model
100%
Cooling Rate
100%
Cryogen
100%
Rapid Freezing
100%
Convection
66%
Electron Microscopy
33%
Thermal Conductivity
33%
Heat Capacity
33%
Biot
33%
Heat Transfer Coefficient
33%
Volume Ratio
33%
Conductive Heat Transfer
33%
Sampling Density
33%
Specimen Geometry
33%
Engineering
Heat Transfer Model
100%
Cooling Rate
100%
Convective
33%
Conductive
33%
Volume Ratio
33%
Limiting Step
33%
Thermal Conductivity
33%
Heat Capacity
33%
Heat Transfer Coefficient
33%
Specimen Geometry
33%
Chemical Engineering
Specific Heat
100%
Heat Transfer Coefficient
100%
Thermal Conductivity
100%