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October 1, 1976The Journal of Chemical Physics

Photoexcited chemiluminescence spectroscopy: Detection of hydrogen atoms produced from single vibronic level photolysis of formaldehyde (Ã 1A2)

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RLRoger S. LewisKTKenneth Y. TangELEdward K. C. LeeUniversity of California, Irvine

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