Acoustic cavitation induced by ultrasonic cutting devices: a preliminary study.

@article{Schneider2006AcousticCI,
  title={Acoustic cavitation induced by ultrasonic cutting devices: a preliminary study.},
  author={Yvonne Schneider and Susann Zahn and J{\"o}rg Hofmann and Mike Wecks and Harald Rohm},
  journal={Ultrasonics sonochemistry},
  year={2006},
  volume={13 2},
  pages={
          117-20
        }
}
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