A crossed molecular beams study on the reaction of C2D radicals with acetylene, C2H2, and methylacetylene, CH3CCH: a versatile pathway to form (substituted) diacetylenes in Titan's atmosphere.

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Sep 1999

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Bulletin of the Astronomical Society, Vol. 31, No. 4, p. 1142, #45.02

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Titan Atmosphere: Chemistry

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