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The methane formation in the gamma radiolysis of hydrogen sulphide in the presence of methyl bromide

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The influence of the O2 and NO concentration, respectively, on G/CH4/ in the radiolysis of H2S−CH3Br system has been ivestigated. The mechanism of the methane formation via CH3 radicals is proposed.

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  1. Chemistry Department, Agricultural and Teachers University, Siedlce, Poland

    I. Szamrej, I. Chrzaścik & M. Foryś

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Szamrej, I., Chrzaścik, I. & Foryś, M. The methane formation in the gamma radiolysis of hydrogen sulphide in the presence of methyl bromide. Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry Letters 85, 267–271 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02167205

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