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... species are commonly determined from emission spectral intensi- ties , and known ƒ numbers , using an internal ... Molecular Flame Species Electronic excitation of molecular species is common in flames and other high temperature systems ...
... species are commonly determined from emission spectral intensi- ties , and known ƒ numbers , using an internal ... Molecular Flame Species Electronic excitation of molecular species is common in flames and other high temperature systems ...
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... Molecular Species Identified in Flames The explosion of evidence regarding the presence of new molecular species in high temperature vapors over the past several decades , e.g. , see Margrave ( 1967a ) and Hastie et al . ( 1970 ) , has ...
... Molecular Species Identified in Flames The explosion of evidence regarding the presence of new molecular species in high temperature vapors over the past several decades , e.g. , see Margrave ( 1967a ) and Hastie et al . ( 1970 ) , has ...
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... species which are thought to be present and the ac- curacy of their thermodynamic functions . Chester et al . ( 1970 ) ... molecular species , such as MO , may then depend on the re- actions of interest . That is , equilibrium may exist ...
... species which are thought to be present and the ac- curacy of their thermodynamic functions . Chester et al . ( 1970 ) ... molecular species , such as MO , may then depend on the re- actions of interest . That is , equilibrium may exist ...
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Appendix Major Literature Sources for High Temperature Chemistry | 36 |
Synergistic Reactions | 58 |
Appendix Some Additional Recent Literature on High Temperature GasSolid | 89 |
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