On the origin of the asymmetric shape of the HCl photodissociation cross section

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On the origin of the asymmetric shape of the HCl photodissociation cross section. / Schmidt, Johan Albrecht; Johnson, Matthew Stanley; Grage, Mette Marie-Louise; Nyman, Gunnar.

I: Chemical Physics Letters, Bind 480, Nr. 4-6, 06.09.2009, s. 168-172.

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Schmidt, JA, Johnson, MS, Grage, MM-L & Nyman, G 2009, 'On the origin of the asymmetric shape of the HCl photodissociation cross section', Chemical Physics Letters, bind 480, nr. 4-6, s. 168-172.

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Schmidt, J. A., Johnson, M. S., Grage, M. M-L., & Nyman, G. (2009). On the origin of the asymmetric shape of the HCl photodissociation cross section. Chemical Physics Letters, 480(4-6), 168-172.

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Schmidt JA, Johnson MS, Grage MM-L, Nyman G. On the origin of the asymmetric shape of the HCl photodissociation cross section. Chemical Physics Letters. 2009 sep. 6;480(4-6):168-172.

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Schmidt, Johan Albrecht ; Johnson, Matthew Stanley ; Grage, Mette Marie-Louise ; Nyman, Gunnar. / On the origin of the asymmetric shape of the HCl photodissociation cross section. I: Chemical Physics Letters. 2009 ; Bind 480, Nr. 4-6. s. 168-172.

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