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Vibrational frequency shifts in IR absorption and emission spectra of liquid carbon monoxide. Monte-Carlo simulation. / Akopyan, S. Kh; Lukyanov, S. I.

в: Journal of Molecular Liquids, Том 46, № C, 01.01.1990, стр. 129-139.

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Akopyan, S. Kh ; Lukyanov, S. I. / Vibrational frequency shifts in IR absorption and emission spectra of liquid carbon monoxide. Monte-Carlo simulation. в: Journal of Molecular Liquids. 1990 ; Том 46, № C. стр. 129-139.

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