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Collision-induced dissociative chemisorption of adsorbates: Chemistry with a hammer | Synapse

June 15, 1987

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Collision-induced dissociative chemisorption of adsorbates: Chemistry with a hammer

JBJ. D. BeckerleClemson University QYQingyun YangNorth Sichuan Medical University AJA. D. JohnsonAT&T (United States)

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