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A Search for Long-lived Hydrogen Halide Anions

Albert A. Tuinman, R. N. Compton

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Dissociative electron attachment to alkyl halides is employed to search for stable hydrogen halide anions. Anions previously ascribed to HCl− from 2-chloropropane are here shown to be C

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Dissociative electron attachment to alkyl halides is employed to search for stable hydrogen halide anions. Anions previously ascribed to HCl− from 2-chloropropane are here shown to be C

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Dissociative electron attachment to alkyl halides is employed to search for stable hydrogen halide anions. Anions previously ascribed to HCl− from 2-chloropropane are here shown to be C

Key concepts: Chemistry, Halide, Hydrogen halide, Alkyl, Hydrogen, Photochemistry, Inorganic chemistry, Ion

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