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von Borczyskowski, C., Prass, B., Stehlik, D. (1990) Hole burning and luminescence spectroscopy of the site distribution and photoinduced reorientation of dihydrophenazine in single crystal matrices. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 92 (3). 1581-1587 doi:10.1063/1.458090

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TitleHole burning and luminescence spectroscopy of the site distribution and photoinduced reorientation of dihydrophenazine in single crystal matrices
JournalThe Journal of Chemical Physics
Authorsvon Borczyskowski, C.Author
Prass, B.Author
Stehlik, D.Author
Year1990 (February)Volume92
Issue3
PublisherAIP Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1063/1.458090Search in ResearchGate
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Full Referencevon Borczyskowski, C., Prass, B., Stehlik, D. (1990) Hole burning and luminescence spectroscopy of the site distribution and photoinduced reorientation of dihydrophenazine in single crystal matrices. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 92 (3). 1581-1587 doi:10.1063/1.458090
Plain Textvon Borczyskowski, C., Prass, B., Stehlik, D. (1990) Hole burning and luminescence spectroscopy of the site distribution and photoinduced reorientation of dihydrophenazine in single crystal matrices. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 92 (3). 1581-1587 doi:10.1063/1.458090
In(1990, February) The Journal of Chemical Physics Vol. 92 (3) AIP Publishing

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