Pressure-induced abnormal ionic-polaronic-ionic transition sequences in AgBr.

Pressure-induced abnormal ionic-polaronic-ionic transition sequences in AgBr.
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10.1039/c7cp07830g
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2018-03
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Physical chemistry chemical physics : PCCP
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Jia Wang;Yonghao Han;Hao Liu;Guozhao Zhang;Cailong Liu;C. Gao
Jia Wang;Yonghao Han;Hao Liu;Guozhao Zhang;Cailong Liu;C. Gao
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Jia Wang;Yonghao Han;Hao Liu;Guozhao Zhang;Cailong Liu;C. Gao

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