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H . Hydrogen - Atom Detection in Flames 1 . Techniques The detection of H -
atoms in flames exemplifies the application of both direct and indirect
measurement techniques , and a summary of the more commonly used methods
and the key ...
H . Hydrogen - Atom Detection in Flames 1 . Techniques The detection of H -
atoms in flames exemplifies the application of both direct and indirect
measurement techniques , and a summary of the more commonly used methods
and the key ...
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RELATIVE H - ATOM RECIPROCAL CONCENTRATION - - Li TIME ABOVE
REACTION ZONE msec Fig . 5 . 12 Curves of relative H - atom reciprocal
concentration , as given by the reciprocal Li resonance emission intensity (
arbitrary units ) ...
RELATIVE H - ATOM RECIPROCAL CONCENTRATION - - Li TIME ABOVE
REACTION ZONE msec Fig . 5 . 12 Curves of relative H - atom reciprocal
concentration , as given by the reciprocal Li resonance emission intensity (
arbitrary units ) ...
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... metals on the recombination of H - atoms could be explained solely in terms of
a homogeneous mechanism ( see Section II . ... Co , Ni , Cu , V , Zn , Ga , Th , Ce ,
and La were found to be ineffective as catalysts for H - atom recombination .
... metals on the recombination of H - atoms could be explained solely in terms of
a homogeneous mechanism ( see Section II . ... Co , Ni , Cu , V , Zn , Ga , Th , Ce ,
and La were found to be ineffective as catalysts for H - atom recombination .
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GasSolid Reactions with Vapor Products | 37 |
Chemical Vapor Transport and Deposition | 91 |
VaporPhase Aspects of Corrosion at High Temperature | 212 |
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