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[14] ON THE HIGH PRESSURE BANDS OF CARBON AND THE FORMATION OF C-2 MOLECULES [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1946, 70 (9-10): : 762 - 764

[15] Herzberg G, 1950, MOLECULAR SPECTRA MO, P318

[16] HICKS WT, 1957, 3696 U CAL RAD LAB R

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[18] Klemenc A, 1934, Z PHYS CHEM A-CHEM T, V170, P97

[19] ACCURACY OF OPTICAL PYROMETRY IN THE RANGE 800-DEGREES-C TO 4000-DEGREES-C [J]. CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS, 1958, 36 (10) : 1397 - 1408

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