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LAVIN, G. I., BATES, J. R. (1930) The Exit Gas from an Ammonia Discharge Tube. Nature, 125 (3158). 709 doi:10.1038/125709c0

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TitleThe Exit Gas from an Ammonia Discharge Tube
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AuthorsLAVIN, G. I.Author
BATES, J. R.Author
Year1930 (May)Volume125
Issue3158
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/125709c0
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Full ReferenceLAVIN, G. I., BATES, J. R. (1930) The Exit Gas from an Ammonia Discharge Tube. Nature, 125 (3158). 709 doi:10.1038/125709c0
Plain TextLAVIN, G. I., BATES, J. R. (1930) The Exit Gas from an Ammonia Discharge Tube. Nature, 125 (3158). 709 doi:10.1038/125709c0
In(1930, May) Nature Vol. 125 (3158) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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