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Absorption Spectra in Irradiated Water and Some Solutions: Absorption Spectra of ‘Hydrated’ Electron

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BOAG, J., HART, E. Absorption Spectra in Irradiated Water and Some Solutions: Absorption Spectra of ‘Hydrated’ Electron. Nature 197, 45–47 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1038/197045a0

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