Effect of Translational Energy on the Reactions Involving Excited N(²D) and Cl₂

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1. Contents
2. The "X" - Compounds, a Breakthrough in the Early History of Radioactivity
3. Nipponium, the Element Ascribable to Rhenium from the Modern Chemical Viewpoint
4. Iodine-129 and Plutonium-244 in the Early Solar System
5. Effect of Translational Energy on the Reactions Involving Excited N(²D) and Cl₂
6. Stereochemical Consequences of Recoil Halogen Atom Substitution IV : Effect of Kinetic Energy Moderator Concentration on the ¹⁸F-for-X (X=Br, F) Reactions in Gaseous Diastereomeric 2,3-Bromofluorobutanes
7. Evidence for Insertion Mode Reaction of Energetic Carbon-11 with Oxygen
8. Reactions of Recoil¹¹C Atoms with Benzene
9. Substituent Effects in Hot Replacement by Recoil Halogens III. Bromine Replacement by Recoil and Photolytic Chlorine Atoms
10. Molecular Rocket and Implantation Reactions : Shock-Induced Phenomena at Atomic and Molecular Levels
11. The Attacking Probability : A Factor Governing Replacement Reaction of Ruthenium Recoil Atoms in Solid Ruthenocene Derivative Complexes
12. Metastable Antiprotonic Helium Atoms
13. Chemical Consequences Resulting from Multi-millicurie Preparation of 6-[¹⁸F]-Fluoro-6-deoxy-L-ascorbic Acid
14. Radiometric and Spectrophotometric Studies of the Behavior of Chromium(VI) Oxide in Concentrated Perchloric Acid
15. Burn-up Cross-Section of ¹⁸⁸W
16. Radionuclide Generators
17. Determination of Total and Non-protein Bound Aluminum Species in Urine Employing Ion-exchange Chromatography and Neutron Activation Analysis
18. Determination of Ultratrace Levels of Mercury in Biological Samples Using a Single, Multi-Matrix Radiochemical Neutron Activation Analysis Technique