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Johnson, Clyde R. (1935) Hydrolysis of Alkali Chlorides. The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 39 (6). 791-796 doi:10.1021/j150366a006

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TitleHydrolysis of Alkali Chlorides
JournalThe Journal of Physical Chemistry
AuthorsJohnson, Clyde R.Author
Year1935 (June)Volume39
Issue6
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/j150366a006
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Full ReferenceJohnson, Clyde R. (1935) Hydrolysis of Alkali Chlorides. The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 39 (6). 791-796 doi:10.1021/j150366a006
Plain TextJohnson, Clyde R. (1935) Hydrolysis of Alkali Chlorides. The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 39 (6). 791-796 doi:10.1021/j150366a006
In(1935, June) The Journal of Physical Chemistry Vol. 39 (6) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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