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High LET Highly Charged Ion–Induced Ionization and Fragmentation of Water Molecules and Clusters
par - 19 décembre 2007
Adoui L., Legendre S., Tarisien M., Cassimi A., Galassi M. E., Giglio E., Gervais B.
Journal of Physics : Conference Series 88 (2007) 012023
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