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Absorption Spectra of Nb Atoms Isolated in Rare-Gas Matrices

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Published1972
Citations24
References19

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1972 • 52 citations

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1972 • 46 citations

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1972 • 46 citations

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1972 • 42 citations

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1971 • 39 citations

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1971 • 33 citations

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1970 • 33 citations

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1973 • 24 citations

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1972 • 18 citations

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1967 • 12 citations

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1971 • 11 citations

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