ABUNDANCE OF METASTABLE HYDROGEN MOLECULES IN INTERSTELLAR MEDIUM

[1] SPECTRA EMITTED FROM SOLID NITROGEN CONDENSED AT 4.2-DEGREES-K FROM A GAS DISCHARGE [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1956, 101 (06): : 1740 - 1747

[2] BASS AM, 1960, FORMATION TRAPPING F, pCH10

[3] RATE OF FORMATION OF MOLECULES BY RADIATIVE ASSOCIATION [J]. MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY, 1951, 111 (03) : 303 - 314

[4] THE OSCILLATOR STRENGTH OF H-2(+), 1S-SIGMA-2P-SIGMA [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1951, 19 (09) : 1122 - 1124

[5] CONDENSATION OF ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR HYDROGEN AT LOW TEMPERATURES [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1961, 34 (05) : 1572 - &

[6] CARSON TR, 1954, P PHYS SOC LONDON A, V67, P908

[7] COLLISIONAL EXCITATION OF HYDROGEN IN A GASEOUS NEBULA [J]. ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL, 1953, 117 (03) : 387 - 398

[8] Production of infrared spectra with electric fields [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1932, 41 (06): : 759 - 762

[9] CONDON EU, 1957, THEORY ATOMIC SPECTR

[10] INFRA-RED ABSORPTION OF HYDROGEN INDUCED BY FOREIGN GASES [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1950, 80 (03): : 469 - 470

[1] SPECTRA EMITTED FROM SOLID NITROGEN CONDENSED AT 4.2-DEGREES-K FROM A GAS DISCHARGE [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1956, 101 (06): : 1740 - 1747

[2] BASS AM, 1960, FORMATION TRAPPING F, pCH10

[3] RATE OF FORMATION OF MOLECULES BY RADIATIVE ASSOCIATION [J]. MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY, 1951, 111 (03) : 303 - 314

[4] THE OSCILLATOR STRENGTH OF H-2(+), 1S-SIGMA-2P-SIGMA [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1951, 19 (09) : 1122 - 1124

[5] CONDENSATION OF ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR HYDROGEN AT LOW TEMPERATURES [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1961, 34 (05) : 1572 - &

[6] CARSON TR, 1954, P PHYS SOC LONDON A, V67, P908

[7] COLLISIONAL EXCITATION OF HYDROGEN IN A GASEOUS NEBULA [J]. ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL, 1953, 117 (03) : 387 - 398

[8] Production of infrared spectra with electric fields [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1932, 41 (06): : 759 - 762

[9] CONDON EU, 1957, THEORY ATOMIC SPECTR

[10] INFRA-RED ABSORPTION OF HYDROGEN INDUCED BY FOREIGN GASES [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1950, 80 (03): : 469 - 470