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Gingerich, Karl A. (1964) Tensimetric Analysis of the MoP-MoP0.7Partial System with a Mass Spectrometer and Phosphorus Decomposition Pressures and Homogeneity Range of Molybdenum Monophosphide1. The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 68 (9). 2514-2522 doi:10.1021/j100791a021

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TitleTensimetric Analysis of the MoP-MoP0.7Partial System with a Mass Spectrometer and Phosphorus Decomposition Pressures and Homogeneity Range of Molybdenum Monophosphide1
JournalThe Journal of Physical Chemistry
AuthorsGingerich, Karl A.Author
Year1964 (September)Volume68
Issue9
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
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Full ReferenceGingerich, Karl A. (1964) Tensimetric Analysis of the MoP-MoP0.7Partial System with a Mass Spectrometer and Phosphorus Decomposition Pressures and Homogeneity Range of Molybdenum Monophosphide1. The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 68 (9). 2514-2522 doi:10.1021/j100791a021
Plain TextGingerich, Karl A. (1964) Tensimetric Analysis of the MoP-MoP0.7Partial System with a Mass Spectrometer and Phosphorus Decomposition Pressures and Homogeneity Range of Molybdenum Monophosphide1. The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 68 (9). 2514-2522 doi:10.1021/j100791a021
In(1964, September) The Journal of Physical Chemistry Vol. 68 (9) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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