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Triatomic Hydrogen

Nature volume 126, pages 11–12 (1930)Cite this article

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IN recent years various observers have investigated the formation of active hydrogen in discharge tubes at pressures ranging from two centimetres to atmospheric. The evidence has been both positive and negative.

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    J. L. BINDER, E. A. FILBY & A. C. GRUBB

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BINDER, J., FILBY, E. & GRUBB, A. Triatomic Hydrogen. Nature 126, 11–12 (1930). https://doi.org/10.1038/126011c0

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