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Differences in the Character of C6 to C9 Hydrocarbons from Gaseous Methane in Low-Frequency Electric Discharges

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PONNAMPERUMA, C., WOELLER, F. Differences in the Character of C6 to C9 Hydrocarbons from Gaseous Methane in Low-Frequency Electric Discharges. Nature 203, 272–274 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1038/203272a0

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