Cars study of vibrationally excited H2 produced in formaldehyde dissociation

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1983
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Authors M. Péalat,D. Débarre,J.-M. Marie,J.-P.E. Taran,A. Tramer,C.B. Moore;M. Péalat;D. Débarre;J.-M. Marie;J.-P.E. Taran;A. Tramer;C.B. Moore;
Journal chemical physics letters
Year 1983
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10.1016/0009-2614(83)80211-5
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https://sciprofiles.com/publication/view/58960d15984bd727da2d1191e3c2586b
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cars study formaldehyde dissociation vibrationally excited excited h2 h2 produced

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