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October 15, 1974The Journal of Chemical Physics

Measurement of the rate of excitation and deactivation of OCS(001), N2O(001), CS2(001), and C2N2(00100) using laser excited CO as a pumping source

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JHJ. K. HancockUnited States Naval Research LaboratoryDSD. F. StarrUnited States Naval Research LaboratoryWGW. H. GreenUnited States Naval Research Laboratory

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