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April 1, 1960The Journal of Chemical Physics

Higher Ionization Potentials of Linear Triatomic Molecules. II. CS2, COS, and N2O

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YTY. TanakaUnited States Air Force Research LaboratoryAJA. S. JursaUnited States Air Force Research LaboratoryFLF. LeblancCentre National de la Recherche Scientifique

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