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August 1, 1971Applied Optics

Quenching of Infrared Chemiluminescence 1: The Rates of De-Excitation of CO (4 ≤ v ≤ 13) by He, CO, NO, N₂, O₂, OCS, N₂O, and CO₂

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GHGus HancockFord Motor Company (United States)ISIan W. M. SmithEmory University

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