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June 2, 2014The Journal of Physical Chemistry C

In Situ Conductance Studies of Two-Component C60-Pd Polymer

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EGEmilia GrądzkaBialystok University of TechnologyMWMonika Wysocka‐ŻołopaUniversity of BiałystokKWKrzysztof WinklerBialystok University of Technology

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