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October 1, 1981The Journal of Chemical Physics

Pressure dependence of fluorescence quantum yields and collision-induced rotational relaxation of single rotational levels of H2CO(A 1A2, 41)

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PFPaul W. FairchildNew Mexico Institute of Mining and TechnologyKSKazuhiko ShibuyaTokyo Metropolitan Children's Medical CenterELEdward K. C. LeeUniversity of California, Irvine

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