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Measurement of the rate constant for quenching CO2(0110) by atomic oxygen at low temperatures : Reassessment of the rate of cooling by the CO2 15-μm emission in the lower thermosphere. / Khvorostovskaya, L. E.; Potekhin, I. Yu; Shved, G. M.; Ogibalov, V. P.; Uzyukova, T. V.

в: Izvestiya - Atmospheric and Ocean Physics, Том 38, № 5, 01.09.2002, стр. 613-624.

Результаты исследований: Научные публикации в периодических изданиях › статья › Рецензирование

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Khvorostovskaya, LE, Potekhin, IY, Shved, GM, Ogibalov, VP & Uzyukova, TV 2002, 'Measurement of the rate constant for quenching CO2(0110) by atomic oxygen at low temperatures: Reassessment of the rate of cooling by the CO2 15-μm emission in the lower thermosphere', Izvestiya - Atmospheric and Ocean Physics, Том. 38, № 5, стр. 613-624.

APA

Khvorostovskaya, L. E., Potekhin, I. Y., Shved, G. M., Ogibalov, V. P., & Uzyukova, T. V. (2002). Measurement of the rate constant for quenching CO2(0110) by atomic oxygen at low temperatures: Reassessment of the rate of cooling by the CO2 15-μm emission in the lower thermosphere. Izvestiya - Atmospheric and Ocean Physics, 38(5), 613-624.

Vancouver

Khvorostovskaya LE, Potekhin IY, Shved GM, Ogibalov VP, Uzyukova TV. Measurement of the rate constant for quenching CO2(0110) by atomic oxygen at low temperatures: Reassessment of the rate of cooling by the CO2 15-μm emission in the lower thermosphere. Izvestiya - Atmospheric and Ocean Physics. 2002 Сент. 1;38(5):613-624.

Author

Khvorostovskaya, L. E. ; Potekhin, I. Yu ; Shved, G. M. ; Ogibalov, V. P. ; Uzyukova, T. V. / Measurement of the rate constant for quenching CO2(0110) by atomic oxygen at low temperatures : Reassessment of the rate of cooling by the CO2 15-μm emission in the lower thermosphere. в: Izvestiya - Atmospheric and Ocean Physics. 2002 ; Том 38, № 5. стр. 613-624.

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