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Choi, Sang Up., Lichtin, Norman N. (1964) The Radiolysis of Methanol and Methanolic Solutions. III. The Effect of Oxygen on the Radiolysis of Liquid Methanol by60Co γ-Rays and by10B(n,α)7Li Recoils. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 86 (19) 3948-3953 doi:10.1021/ja01073a009

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TitleThe Radiolysis of Methanol and Methanolic Solutions. III. The Effect of Oxygen on the Radiolysis of Liquid Methanol by60Co γ-Rays and by10B(n,α)7Li Recoils
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsChoi, Sang Up.Author
Lichtin, Norman N.Author
Year1964 (October)Volume86
Issue19
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ja01073a009Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceChoi, Sang Up., Lichtin, Norman N. (1964) The Radiolysis of Methanol and Methanolic Solutions. III. The Effect of Oxygen on the Radiolysis of Liquid Methanol by60Co γ-Rays and by10B(n,α)7Li Recoils. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 86 (19) 3948-3953 doi:10.1021/ja01073a009
Plain TextChoi, Sang Up., Lichtin, Norman N. (1964) The Radiolysis of Methanol and Methanolic Solutions. III. The Effect of Oxygen on the Radiolysis of Liquid Methanol by60Co γ-Rays and by10B(n,α)7Li Recoils. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 86 (19) 3948-3953 doi:10.1021/ja01073a009
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