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Optical spectra of nonmetallic inorganic transient species in aqueous solution
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Optical absorption spectra are presented for 77 nonmetallic, inorganic radicals and radical ions, produced by radiolysis or photolysis in aqueous solution.This atlas results from the compilation, evaluation, and replotting of spectra from the literature.Additional information is included such as extinction coefficients, initial chemical conditions, methods of transient generation and spectral acquisition, references, mechanisms of transient formation, and notes on dosimetry.
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- Hug, G. L.
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- National Bureau of Standards
- Published
- 1981
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