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Green, Thomas Edward, Hinshelwood, Cyril Norman (1926) CCXXIV.—The catalytic decomposition of nitric oxide at the surface of platinum. Journal of the Chemical Society, 129. 1709-1713 doi:10.1039/jr9262901709

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TitleCCXXIV.—The catalytic decomposition of nitric oxide at the surface of platinum
JournalJournal of the Chemical Society
AuthorsGreen, Thomas EdwardAuthor
Hinshelwood, Cyril NormanAuthor
Year1926Volume129
Page(s)1709-1713
PublisherRoyal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
DOIdoi:10.1039/jr9262901709
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Full ReferenceGreen, Thomas Edward, Hinshelwood, Cyril Norman (1926) CCXXIV.—The catalytic decomposition of nitric oxide at the surface of platinum. Journal of the Chemical Society, 129. 1709-1713 doi:10.1039/jr9262901709
Plain TextGreen, Thomas Edward, Hinshelwood, Cyril Norman (1926) CCXXIV.—The catalytic decomposition of nitric oxide at the surface of platinum. Journal of the Chemical Society, 129. 1709-1713 doi:10.1039/jr9262901709
In(1926) Journal of the Chemical Society Vol. 129. Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)

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