Excitation of hydrogen molecules by electron impact. II - Excitation to D/3ppi 1piu/ state
Excitation of hydrogen molecules by electron impact
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Excitation of hydrogen molecules by electron impact
Natural volcanic gaseus systems investigated for biological precursor molecules
Radius of existence of carbon molecules in field of photon and corpuscular radiation of sun
Dissociation and ionization of water molecules in cometary atmospheres
Interaction of nonpolar atom or molecule with inhomogeneous surface electric field
Exchange excitation of hydrogen molecule by electron impact from ground to triplet electronic state
Free molecule flow and surface diffusion through tubes and two-dimensional slots
Relict radiation effect on rotational temperature of interstellar molecules
Drag coefficients of microscopic spheres in free molecule flow
Field and laboratory investigations to identify biological precursor molecules in volcanic volatile systems
Satellite experiment design for atmospheric density and near-free molecule flow aerodynamics
Chemiluminescent gas phase reactions involving electronically excited oxygen molecules trimethylaluminum and diborane near 3 millitorr
Interstellar molecule formation as result of chemical exchange reactions between atoms of interstellar gas and atoms chemically bound to interstellar grains
Quasi-stationary techniques for calculating energies and widths of resonances occurring in electron-atom and electron-molecule scattering
Potassium atom reactive scattering from oriented methyl iodine molecules, determining variation of chemical reactivity over molecular surface
Hydrogen molecule excitation by electron impact extended to D excited state, noting values for oscillator strength
Crossed molecular beam kinetics of reactive asymmetry of oriented methyl iodide polar molecules reacting with rubidium
Jovian atmosphere simulation with energy from corona discharge, producing simple organic molecules