Model systems for photosynthesis - III. Primary photoprocesses of chloroplast pigments in monomolecular arrays on solid surfaces
Sı́lvia M. B. Costa(Instituto Politécnico de Lisboa), George Porter(Horizon Health Network), Roger M. Leblanc(University of Miami), B. H. Orger(Royal Institution of Great Britain), John R. Froines(University of California, Los Angeles), J. M. Harris(Royal Institution of Great Britain)
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London A Mathematical and Physical Sciences
February 1, 1972
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