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May 1, 1959The Journal of Chemical Physics

Deuterium Isotope Effect in the Reaction of Hydrogen Molecules with Chlorine Atoms and the Potential Energy of the H2Cl Transition Complex

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JBJacob BigeleisenArgonne National LaboratoryFKFritz S. KleinIsotop (Israel)RWRalph E. WestonBrookhaven National Laboratory

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