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December 15, 1989The Journal of Chemical Physics

Surface chemistry of metastable oxygen. I. Production and loss of the 4–5 eV states

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RSR. L. SharplessSRI InternationalLJLeonard E. JusinskiSandia National Laboratories CaliforniaTST. G. SlangerSRI International

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