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Wang, Xu, Bai, Feng-Yang, Sun, Yan-Qiu, Wang, Rong-Shun, Pan, Xiu-Mei, Tao, Fu-Ming (2016) Theoretical study of the gaseous hydrolysis of NO2 in the presence of NH3 as a source of atmospheric HONO. Environmental Chemistry, 13 (4) 611 doi:10.1071/en15076

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TitleTheoretical study of the gaseous hydrolysis of NO2 in the presence of NH3 as a source of atmospheric HONO
JournalEnvironmental Chemistry
AuthorsWang, XuAuthor
Bai, Feng-YangAuthor
Sun, Yan-QiuAuthor
Wang, Rong-ShunAuthor
Pan, Xiu-MeiAuthor
Tao, Fu-MingAuthor
Year2016Volume13
Issue4
PublisherCSIRO Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1071/en15076Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceWang, Xu, Bai, Feng-Yang, Sun, Yan-Qiu, Wang, Rong-Shun, Pan, Xiu-Mei, Tao, Fu-Ming (2016) Theoretical study of the gaseous hydrolysis of NO2 in the presence of NH3 as a source of atmospheric HONO. Environmental Chemistry, 13 (4) 611 doi:10.1071/en15076
Plain TextWang, Xu, Bai, Feng-Yang, Sun, Yan-Qiu, Wang, Rong-Shun, Pan, Xiu-Mei, Tao, Fu-Ming (2016) Theoretical study of the gaseous hydrolysis of NO2 in the presence of NH3 as a source of atmospheric HONO. Environmental Chemistry, 13 (4) 611 doi:10.1071/en15076
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