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The world of krypton revisited [PDF]
Nature Chemistry, 2016 Matic Lozinsek and Gary J. Schrobilgen consider krypton — namesake of Superman's home planet — its superoxidant compounds, and their roles in coaxing elements into their highest oxidation states.
Matic Lozinšek, Gary J. Schrobilgen
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Discovery of the krypton isotopes [PDF]
Atomic Data and Nuclear Data Tables, 2010 to be published in At. Data Nucl.
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Nature, 1898 PROF. RUNGE, in your last issue, points out that the wave length of the bright green line of krypton is 5570˙4 (Rowland's scale), while that of the auroral line is about 5571. In the paper presented to the Royal Society by Dr. Travers and myself on June 3, the wave-length is given as 55677. The wave-length was re-measured by Mr. Baly on June 7, and its
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AIP Conference Proceedings, 2013 Phase transitions of pure substances provide the key reference temperatures, otherwise known as "defining fixed points", of the International Temperature Scale. At temperatures below the triple point of mercury (234.3156 K), the substances involved are gases at room temperature and include the triple points of hydrogen (13.8033 K), neon (24.5561 K ...
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Tracking the Complex Dynamics of Electron-Transfer-Mediated Decay in Real Space and Time. [PDF]
J Am Chem SocTrinter F +17 more
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Krypton/Xenon separation at room temperature in a flexible coordinative framework sorbent. [PDF]
Nat CommunDong S +8 more
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Structural and textural characterization of Brassica carinata biochar to investigate its potential industrial applications. [PDF]
Sci RepRedda ZT +6 more
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