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Stone, John A., Splinter, Dena E., Kong, Soon Yau (1982) A comparison of the relative binding energies of H+ and NO+ to aromatic and haloaromatic bases by high pressure mass spectrometry. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 60 (18). 2402 doi:10.1139/v82-345

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TitleA comparison of the relative binding energies of H+ and NO+ to aromatic and haloaromatic bases by high pressure mass spectrometry
JournalCanadian Journal of Chemistry
AuthorsStone, John A.Author
Splinter, Dena E.Author
Kong, Soon YauAuthor
Year1982 (September 15)Volume60
Issue18
PublisherCanadian Science Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1139/v82-345Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceStone, John A., Splinter, Dena E., Kong, Soon Yau (1982) A comparison of the relative binding energies of H+ and NO+ to aromatic and haloaromatic bases by high pressure mass spectrometry. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 60 (18). 2402 doi:10.1139/v82-345
Plain TextStone, John A., Splinter, Dena E., Kong, Soon Yau (1982) A comparison of the relative binding energies of H+ and NO+ to aromatic and haloaromatic bases by high pressure mass spectrometry. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 60 (18). 2402 doi:10.1139/v82-345
In(1982, September) Canadian Journal of Chemistry Vol. 60 (18) Canadian Science Publishing

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