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THE RADIOLYSIS OF LIQUID n-HEXANE
The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 1960The continuous decrease in hydrogen gas yield during the radiolysis of n- hexane is attributable to the addition of hydrogen atoms to the hexenes concurrently being produced. Unsaturation in the C/sub 7/--C/sub 12/ products arises from the addition reaction of alkyl plus alkenyl radicals.
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Photoinduced conduction in n-hexane
Conference on Electrical Insulation & Dielectric Phenomena - Annual Report 1969, 1969The conductivity of liquid n-hexane can be increased by photoionizing the liquid itself or by photostimulating an immersed cathode. In particular, the latter method has been used to measure the mobility of negative charge carriers in the liquid. Although photoelectrons were taken to be injected at the cathode surface, the mobility values have been ...
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Photoemission into Liquid n-Hexane
Nature, 1961RECENT measurements of conduction1 and of ion transit time2,3 in liquid n-hexane have made use of the fact that electrons can be released into the liquid by the incidence of ultra-violet illuminations on the cathode surface. These measurements have been interpreted with the assumption that the ultra-violet light can be passed through the liquid to the ...
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n-HEXANE IN PETROLEUM ETHER FRACTIONS
The Annals of Occupational Hygiene, 1983C, Creaser, J, Welch, K, Bishop
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Radiolysis of Liquid n-Hexane and Solutions of Anthracene in n-Hexane
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