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Pressman, Jerome, Aschenbrand, Leonard M., Marmo, Frederick F., Jursa, Adolph, Zelikoff, Murray (1956) Synthetic Atmospheric Chemiluminescence Caused by the Release of NO at 106 km. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 25 (1) 187 doi:10.1063/1.1742833

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TitleSynthetic Atmospheric Chemiluminescence Caused by the Release of NO at 106 km
JournalThe Journal of Chemical Physics
AuthorsPressman, JeromeAuthor
Aschenbrand, Leonard M.Author
Marmo, Frederick F.Author
Jursa, AdolphAuthor
Zelikoff, MurrayAuthor
Year1956 (July)Volume25
Issue1
PublisherAIP Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1063/1.1742833
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Full ReferencePressman, Jerome, Aschenbrand, Leonard M., Marmo, Frederick F., Jursa, Adolph, Zelikoff, Murray (1956) Synthetic Atmospheric Chemiluminescence Caused by the Release of NO at 106 km. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 25 (1) 187 doi:10.1063/1.1742833
Plain TextPressman, Jerome, Aschenbrand, Leonard M., Marmo, Frederick F., Jursa, Adolph, Zelikoff, Murray (1956) Synthetic Atmospheric Chemiluminescence Caused by the Release of NO at 106 km. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 25 (1) 187 doi:10.1063/1.1742833
In(1956, July) The Journal of Chemical Physics Vol. 25 (1) AIP Publishing

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