The reaction of oleic acid monolayers with gas-phase ozone at the air water interface: the effect of sub-phase viscosity, and inert secondary components.

The reaction of oleic acid monolayers with gas-phase ozone at the air water interface: the effect of sub-phase viscosity, and inert secondary components.
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10.1039/d0cp03934a
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2020-12
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Physical chemistry chemical physics : PCCP
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M. King;Stephanie H. Jones;C. O. Lucas;K. Thompson;A. Rennie;A. Ward;A. A. Marks-A.;F. N. Fisher;C. Pfrang;A. Hughes;R. Campbell
M. King;Stephanie H. Jones;C. O. Lucas;K. Thompson;A. Rennie;A. Ward;A. A. Marks-A.;F. N. Fisher;C. Pfrang;A. Hughes;R. Campbell
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M. King;Stephanie H. Jones;C. O. Lucas;K. Thompson;A. Rennie;A. Ward;A. A. Marks-A.;F. N. Fisher;C. Pfrang;A. Hughes;R. Campbell

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