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High-energy state-to-state quantum dynamics for D+H2 (v=j=1) → HD (v′=1, j′) + H — Steven L. Mielke (1992) | RDL Network
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High-energy state-to-state quantum dynamics for D+H2 (v=j=1) → HD (v′=1, j′) + H
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High-energy state-to-state quantum dynamics for D+H2 (v=j=1) → HD (v′=1, j′) + H
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1992
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