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Wan, Jian, Fournier, René (2003) Why is Al11B2− not a magic number in TOF-MS?. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 119 (12). 5949-5954 doi:10.1063/1.1603217

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TitleWhy is Al11B2− not a magic number in TOF-MS?
JournalThe Journal of Chemical Physics
AuthorsWan, JianAuthor
Fournier, RenéAuthor
Year2003 (September 22)Volume119
Issue12
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