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10 Sep 2002
The UV-visible absorption cross-sections of IONO2
J. C. Mössinger
Centre for Atmospheric Science, Chemistry Department, University of Cambridge, UK
D. M. Rowley
present address: Chemistry Department, University College London, UK
R. A. Cox
Centre for Atmospheric Science, Chemistry Department, University of Cambridge, UK
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