Feb 11 2008

Spectral emissivity of hydrogen chloride

Posted by: grp in Other Materials, Solids & Liquids

Spectral emissivity of hydrogen chloride from 1000-3400 cm-1 V
V. Robert Stull and Gilbert N. Plass
JOSA, Vol. 50, Issue 12, pp. 1279- (1960)

Citation
V. R. Stull and G. N. Plass, “Spectral emissivity of hydrogen chloride from 1000-3400 cm-1 V,” J. Opt. Soc. Am. 50, 1279- (1960)

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