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SUGIMOTO, Iwao, NAGAOKA, Toshihiko, SEYAMA, Michiko, NAKAMURA, Masayuki (2007) Discrimination of Gas Plumes of Volatile Organic Compounds Based on Desorption Phenomena of Adsorbed Water on Plasma Organic Films. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 17 (2) 227-239 doi:10.5985/jec.17.227

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TitleDiscrimination of Gas Plumes of Volatile Organic Compounds Based on Desorption Phenomena of Adsorbed Water on Plasma Organic Films
JournalJournal of Environmental Chemistry
AuthorsSUGIMOTO, IwaoAuthor
NAGAOKA, ToshihikoAuthor
SEYAMA, MichikoAuthor
NAKAMURA, MasayukiAuthor
Year2007Volume17
Issue2
PublisherJapan Society for Environmental Chemistry
DOIdoi:10.5985/jec.17.227Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSUGIMOTO, Iwao, NAGAOKA, Toshihiko, SEYAMA, Michiko, NAKAMURA, Masayuki (2007) Discrimination of Gas Plumes of Volatile Organic Compounds Based on Desorption Phenomena of Adsorbed Water on Plasma Organic Films. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 17 (2) 227-239 doi:10.5985/jec.17.227
Plain TextSUGIMOTO, Iwao, NAGAOKA, Toshihiko, SEYAMA, Michiko, NAKAMURA, Masayuki (2007) Discrimination of Gas Plumes of Volatile Organic Compounds Based on Desorption Phenomena of Adsorbed Water on Plasma Organic Films. Journal of Environmental Chemistry, 17 (2) 227-239 doi:10.5985/jec.17.227
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