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Procedia Computer Science The 7th International Conference on
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Volume 83, 2016, Pages 718-725
Ambient Systems, Networks and
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Technologies (ANT 2016) / The 6th
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International Conference on Sustainable
Experimental Comparative Study on Lithium Energy Information Technology (SEIT-
2016) / Affiliated Workshops
Chloride and Calcium Chloride Desiccants ☆ Edited by Elhadi Shakshuki

S. Bouzenada a , A.N. Kaabi b, L. Frainkin b, T. Salmon b, A. Léonard b

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LiCl desiccant; CaCl2 desiccant; Cycle of dehumidification/regeneration

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