Equilibrium in the System: Arsenic Pentoxide, Barium Oxide, Water

Equilibrium in the System: Arsenic Pentoxide, Barium Oxide, Water
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系统平衡:五氧化二砷、氧化钡、水

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10.1021/j150260a006
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry
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S. Hendricks
S. Hendricks
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