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Munch, R. H. (1935) A Gaseous Discharge Tube Especially Designed as an Intense Source of Continuous Ultraviolet Radiation. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 57 (10) 1863-1865 doi:10.1021/ja01313a032

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TitleA Gaseous Discharge Tube Especially Designed as an Intense Source of Continuous Ultraviolet Radiation
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsMunch, R. H.Author
Year1935 (October)Volume57
Issue10
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ja01313a032
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In(1935, October) Journal Of The American Chemical Society Vol. 57 (10) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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