H-atom relay reactions in real space
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Kumagai, T., Shiotari, A., Okuyama, H., Hatta, S., Aruga, T., Hamada, I., Frederiksen, T., & Ueba, H. (2011). H-atom relay reactions in real space. Nature Materials, 11(2), 167–172.

Authors 8
  1. T. Kumagai (first)
  2. A. Shiotari (additional)
  3. H. Okuyama (additional)
  4. S. Hatta (additional)
  5. T. Aruga (additional)
  6. I. Hamada (additional)
  7. T. Frederiksen (additional)
  8. H. Ueba (additional)
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