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Photodissociation quantum yield of NO2 in the region 375 to 420 nm

Harker et al., 1977

Document ID
12478475212782787631
Author
Harker A
Ho W
Ratto J
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Chemical Physics Letters

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The absolute absorption cross section and photodissociation quantum yield of NO 2 were determined over the wavelength region 375 to 420 nm at a temperature of 296 K. The quantum yield measurements were made at 1 nm intervals over this frequency range with an …
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