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June 1, 1967The Journal of Chemical Physics

Photolysis of Cyclopentane at 1470, 1236, and 1048–1067 Å

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RDRichard D. DoepkerSLSharon G. LiasUniversity of Algiers Benyoucef BenkheddaPAP. AusloosNational Institutes of Health

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