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Clay, Mary; Ault, Bruce S. (2010). "Infrared Matrix
Isolation and Theoretical Study of the Initial Intermediates in the Reaction of Ozone with
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of the guest particle is usually inhibited. Therefore, the matrix isolation technique may be used to simulate a spectrum of a species in the
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solids. A typical matrix isolation experiment involves a guest sample being diluted in the gas phase with the host material, usually a
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Whittle; David A. Dows; George C. Pimentel (1954). "Matrix Isolation Method for the Experimental Study of Unstable Species".
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