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Yadava, Raja R., Singh, Vishwanath, Yadava, Sarvanand S. (1994) Excess Volume of Mixing for Binary Mixtures of Some Nitroalkanes and Symmetrical Aromatic Hydrocarbons. Journal of Chemical & Engineering Data, 39 (4) 705-707 doi:10.1021/je00016a014

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TitleExcess Volume of Mixing for Binary Mixtures of Some Nitroalkanes and Symmetrical Aromatic Hydrocarbons
JournalJournal of Chemical & Engineering Data
AuthorsYadava, Raja R.Author
Singh, VishwanathAuthor
Yadava, Sarvanand S.Author
Year1994 (October)Volume39
Issue4
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/je00016a014Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceYadava, Raja R., Singh, Vishwanath, Yadava, Sarvanand S. (1994) Excess Volume of Mixing for Binary Mixtures of Some Nitroalkanes and Symmetrical Aromatic Hydrocarbons. Journal of Chemical & Engineering Data, 39 (4) 705-707 doi:10.1021/je00016a014
Plain TextYadava, Raja R., Singh, Vishwanath, Yadava, Sarvanand S. (1994) Excess Volume of Mixing for Binary Mixtures of Some Nitroalkanes and Symmetrical Aromatic Hydrocarbons. Journal of Chemical & Engineering Data, 39 (4) 705-707 doi:10.1021/je00016a014
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