A generalized Damköhler number for classifying material processing in hydrological systems

Oldham, C. E.; Farrow, D. E.; Peiffer, S.

doi:https://doi.org/10.5194/hess-17-1133-2013

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A generalized Damköhler number for classifying material processing in hydrological systems

C. E. Oldham, D. E. Farrow, and S. Peiffer

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