Scattering of High-Incident-Energy Kr and Xe from Ice: Evidence that a Major Channel Involves Penetration into the Bulk

K. D. Gibson; Daniel R. Killelea; Hanqiu Yuan; James S. Becker; Subha Pratihar; Paranjothy Manikandan; Swapnil C. Kohale; W. L. Hase; S. J. Sibener

doi:10.1021/JP212174B

Scattering of High-Incident-Energy Kr and Xe from Ice: Evidence that a Major Channel Involves Penetration into the Bulk

K. D. Gibson
, Daniel R. Killelea
, Hanqiu Yuan
, James S. Becker
, Subha Pratihar
, Paranjothy Manikandan
, Swapnil C. Kohale
, W. L. Hase
, S. J. Sibener

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Original language	American English
Journal	Journal of Physical Chemistry B
Volume	116
Issue number	27
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1021/JP212174B
State	Published - Jun 25 2012

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Scattering of High-Incident-Energy Kr and Xe from Ice: Evidence that a Major Channel Involves Penetration into the Bulk

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