An Experimental Method of Studying Substitution and Decomposition Reactions by Means of Photoelectric Cell. I. Absorption of Light of Wave Lengths 3650å and 4360å by Vapours of Various Halogen Derivatives of Ethane

Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan - Japan
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