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Hagstrum, Homer D. (1948) Dissociation Energies of Nitrogen and Nitric Oxide. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 16 (8) 848-849 doi:10.1063/1.1747019

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TitleDissociation Energies of Nitrogen and Nitric Oxide
JournalThe Journal of Chemical Physics
AuthorsHagstrum, Homer D.Author
Year1948 (August)Volume16
Issue8
PublisherAIP Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1063/1.1747019
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Full ReferenceHagstrum, Homer D. (1948) Dissociation Energies of Nitrogen and Nitric Oxide. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 16 (8) 848-849 doi:10.1063/1.1747019
Plain TextHagstrum, Homer D. (1948) Dissociation Energies of Nitrogen and Nitric Oxide. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 16 (8) 848-849 doi:10.1063/1.1747019
In(1948, August) The Journal of Chemical Physics Vol. 16 (8) AIP Publishing

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