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The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 1960
radon atom. Using the value for the heat of adsorption of radon on charcoal, the polarizability was determined from the equation H = 0.29 + 2.11 alpha , where H is heat of adsorption and alpha is polarizability. (M.C.G.)
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radon atom. Using the value for the heat of adsorption of radon on charcoal, the polarizability was determined from the equation H = 0.29 + 2.11 alpha , where H is heat of adsorption and alpha is polarizability. (M.C.G.)
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Polarizable Material as a Clue
The American Journal of Dermatopathology, 2007Galina Y, Stetsenko +2 more
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Accurate pre-malignancy diagnosis of cervical tissue through fluorescence Mueller matrix imaging
2023Nishkarsh Kumar
exaly
Determination of Optical Constants from the Polarizance Maximum of a Reflecting Surface
Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1965H Damany
exaly
On the polarizability of macromolecules in solution
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1979H R, Petty, J K, Baird
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