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Characterization of moisture migration and diffusion in two types of tobacco biomass during the dehydration process by the TG-NMR analysis

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Characterization of moisture migration and diffusion in two types of tobacco biomass during the dehydration process by the TG-NMR analysis
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Frontiers in Chemistry, March 2024
DOI 10.3389/fchem.2024.1367139
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Wenkui Zhu, Bo Zhou, Kun Duan, Duoduo Huang, Lifeng Han, Rongya Zhang, Wu Wen, Bing Wang, Bin Li

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#49
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