I. The Equilibrium Dissociation and Thermodynamic Constants of Nitrosyl Chloride - Comparison with Spectroscopic Data. II. The Diamagnetism of Gaseous Nitrosyl Chloride. III. The Thermodynamic Constants of Bromine Chloride. The Equilibrium Reaction B

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CaltechTHESIS (California Institute of Technology)
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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.7907/tcbc-dm96
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Railway Systems and Materials Science
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I. The Equilibrium Dissociation and Thermodynamic Constants of Nitrosyl Chloride - Comparison with Spectroscopic Data. II. The Diamagnetism of Gaseous Nitrosyl Chloride. III. The Thermodynamic Constants of Bromine Chloride. The Equilibrium Reaction B

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I. The Equilibrium Dissociation and Thermodynamic Constants of Nitrosyl Chloride - Comparison with Spectroscopic Data. II. The Diamagnetism of Gaseous Nitrosyl Chloride. III. The Thermodynamic Constants of Bromine Chloride. The Equilibrium Reaction B

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I. The Equilibrium Dissociation and Thermodynamic Constants of Nitrosyl Chloride - Comparison with Spectroscopic Data. II. The Diamagnetism of Gaseous Nitrosyl Chloride. III. The Thermodynamic Constants of Bromine Chloride. The Equilibrium Reaction B · CaltechTHESIS (California Institute of Technology) (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS