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January 15, 1963The Journal of Chemical Physics

Unimolecular Decomposition in Nonequilibrium Systems. sec-Butyl and sec-Butyl-d1 Radicals Produced by Chemical Activation at Different Levels of Vibrational Excitation

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BRB. S. RabinovitchResearch Triangle Park FoundationRKR. F. KubinAmes Research CenterRHRoger E. HarringtonMedtronic (United States)

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