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Stewart, Ross, Mathews, Trevor (1960) THE ACIDITY FUNCTIONS H0 AND J0(HR) FOR THE SYSTEM FORMIC ACID–WATER. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 38 (4). 602-611 doi:10.1139/v60-085

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TitleTHE ACIDITY FUNCTIONS H0 AND J0(HR) FOR THE SYSTEM FORMIC ACID–WATER
JournalCanadian Journal of Chemistry
AuthorsStewart, RossAuthor
Mathews, TrevorAuthor
Year1960 (April 1)Volume38
Issue4
PublisherCanadian Science Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1139/v60-085
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Full ReferenceStewart, Ross, Mathews, Trevor (1960) THE ACIDITY FUNCTIONS H0 AND J0(HR) FOR THE SYSTEM FORMIC ACID–WATER. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 38 (4). 602-611 doi:10.1139/v60-085
Plain TextStewart, Ross, Mathews, Trevor (1960) THE ACIDITY FUNCTIONS H0 AND J0(HR) FOR THE SYSTEM FORMIC ACID–WATER. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 38 (4). 602-611 doi:10.1139/v60-085
In(1960, April) Canadian Journal of Chemistry Vol. 38 (4) Canadian Science Publishing

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