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Simulation des Verhaltens von Chemikalien in FließGewÄSsern

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Simulationstechnik

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Das Brandunglück bei Basel [25,26,27], sowie zahlreiche andere kleinere Störfälle in der chemischen Industrie haben den Blick auch der breiten Öffentlichkeit auf das Verhalten von Chemikalien in der Umwelt gelenkt.

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    Jürgen Halin

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Brüggemann, R., Matthies, M. (1987). Simulation des Verhaltens von Chemikalien in FließGewÄSsern. In: Halin, J. (eds) Simulationstechnik. Informatik-Fachberichte, vol 150. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-73000-9_3

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