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... result in dissociation or ionization : molecules can dissociate into product molecules and free radicals , and , if the energy absorption is great enough , atoms as well as molecules can yield ions and electrons ( i.e. , ionization ...
... result in dissociation or ionization : molecules can dissociate into product molecules and free radicals , and , if the energy absorption is great enough , atoms as well as molecules can yield ions and electrons ( i.e. , ionization ...
Page 415
... results from ionization , though excitation effects can also be significant . Repair of radiation biological damage at an early stage results from the return of a small fragment to a complex molecule , from which it was torn away as a ...
... results from ionization , though excitation effects can also be significant . Repair of radiation biological damage at an early stage results from the return of a small fragment to a complex molecule , from which it was torn away as a ...
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... result in inclusions of calcium carbonate . Encasing the channel and natural lev- ee deposits are interdistributary sediments . These deposits are highly variable from one delta to another , but most commonly they include finely ...
... result in inclusions of calcium carbonate . Encasing the channel and natural lev- ee deposits are interdistributary sediments . These deposits are highly variable from one delta to another , but most commonly they include finely ...
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