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Effect of small alkaline additives on recombination processes in the positive column of a glowing nitrogen discharge. / Kuranov, A. L.; Skoblo, I. N.; Skoblo, I. N.; Suleimenov, I. E.; Chaika, M. O.

In: Plasma Physics Reports, Vol. 24, No. 12, 12.1998, p. 1060-1065.

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Kuranov, AL, Skoblo, IN, Skoblo, IN, Suleimenov, IE & Chaika, MO 1998, 'Effect of small alkaline additives on recombination processes in the positive column of a glowing nitrogen discharge', Plasma Physics Reports, vol. 24, no. 12, pp. 1060-1065.

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Kuranov, A. L., Skoblo, I. N., Skoblo, I. N., Suleimenov, I. E., & Chaika, M. O. (1998). Effect of small alkaline additives on recombination processes in the positive column of a glowing nitrogen discharge. Plasma Physics Reports, 24(12), 1060-1065.

Vancouver

Kuranov AL, Skoblo IN, Skoblo IN, Suleimenov IE, Chaika MO. Effect of small alkaline additives on recombination processes in the positive column of a glowing nitrogen discharge. Plasma Physics Reports. 1998 Dec;24(12):1060-1065.

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Kuranov, A. L. ; Skoblo, I. N. ; Skoblo, I. N. ; Suleimenov, I. E. ; Chaika, M. O. / Effect of small alkaline additives on recombination processes in the positive column of a glowing nitrogen discharge. In: Plasma Physics Reports. 1998 ; Vol. 24, No. 12. pp. 1060-1065.

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