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February 1, 1983The Journal of Chemical Physics

Photodissociation of HCHO in air: CO and H2 quantum yields at 220 and 300 K

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GMG. K. MoortgatCentre National de la Recherche ScientifiqueWSW. SeilerKarlsruhe Institute of TechnologyPWPeter WarneckUniversity of Applied Sciences Mainz

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