Nodes: 7017, Authors: 8923, Journals: 1047, Outer References: 204273, Words: 9630
Collection span: 1923 - 2005
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2101	1	12	1364 1960 NATURE 188 (4753): 804-805 GILVARRY JJ PHYSICAL PARAMETERS OF THE ATMOSPHERIC ESCAPE LAYER	13	14
2102	11	46	1365 1960 NATURE 188 (4754): 886-891 GILVARRY JJ ORIGIN AND NATURE OF LUNAR SURFACE FEATURES	19	26
2103	7	42	1520 1961 NATURE 190 (478): 1048-& GILVARRY JJ ORIGIN OF OCEAN BASINS AND CONTINENTS	10	15
2104	2	21	1535 1961 PHYSICS OF FLUIDS 4 (1): 2-7 GILVARRY JJ ESCAPE OF PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES .1. ESCAPE LAYER	7	9
2105	2	13	1536 1961 PHYSICS OF FLUIDS 4 (1): 8-12 GILVARRY JJ ESCAPE OF PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES .2. LIFETIMES OF MINOR CONSTITUENTS	7	9
2106	12	62	1989 1964 ICARUS 3 (2): 121-& GILVARRY JJ EFFECTS OF LOSS OF LUNAR MASS BY METEORITIC IMPACT	6	12
2107	23	74	2037 1964 JOURNAL OF THEORETICAL BIOLOGY 6 (3): 325-& GILVARRY JJ POSSIBILITY OF PRISTINE LUNAR LIFE	6	8
2108	5	24	2067 1964 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 76 (451): 245-253 GILVARRY JJ EVIDENCE FOR THE PRISTINE PRESENCE OF A LUNAR HYDROSPHERE	8	12
2109	33	76	2103 1965 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 123 (A2): 1061-& GILVARRY JJ LUNAR ORIGIN OF TEKTITES	1	1
2110	15	49	2345 1966 ICARUS 5 (3): 228-& GILVARRY JJ OBSERVABILITY OF INDIGENOUS ORGANIC MATTER ON MOON	3	5
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
2111	6	35	2784 1968 NATURE 218 (5139): 336-& GILVARRY JJ OBSERVATIONAL EVIDENCE FOR SEDIMENTARY ROCKS ON MOON	13	19
2112	10	40	3000 1969 NATURE 221 (5182): 732-& GILVARRY JJ NATURE OF LUNAR MASCONS	12	14
2113	7	30	3005 1969 NATURE 223 (5203): 255-& GILVARRY JJ MENSURATION AND ISOSTASY OF LUNAR MASCONS AND MARIA	3	4
2114	7	21	3012 1969 NATURE 224 (5223): 968-& GILVARRY JJ INTERNAL TEMPERATURE OF MOON	4	5
2115	8	23	3176 1970 NATURE 225 (5233): 623-& GILVARRY JJ THERMAL HISTORY OF MOON	1	1
2116	10	39	3345 1971 JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE-ENGINEERING AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS 292 (6): 499-& GILVARRY JJ GEOMETRIC AND PHYSICAL SCALING OF RIVER DIMENSIONS	0	0
2117	3	32	828 1956 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 124 (3): 610-622 GILVARRY JJ; HILL JE THE IMPACT OF LARGE METEORITES	0	31
2118	2	24	892 1956 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 68 (402): 223-229 GILVARRY JJ; HILL JE THE IMPACT THEORY OF THE ORIGIN OF LUNAR CRATERS	8	16
2119	2	6	1859 1963 NATURE 197 (486): 624-& GILVARRY JJ; HOCHSTIM AR POSSIBLE ROLE OF METEORITES IN ORIGIN OF LIFE	9	14
2120	4	26	6961 2004 MARINE BIOLOGY 145 (4): 707-712 Gimenez J; Brey T; Mackensen A; Penchaszadeh PE Age, growth, and mortality of the prosobranch Zidona dufresnei (Donovan, 1823) in the Mar del Plata area, south-western Atlantic Ocean	0	0
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2121	0	145	2426 1966 PHYSIOLOGIE VEGETALE 4 (1): 1-& GINGRAS G ETUDE COMPARATIVE CHEZ QUELQUES ALGUES DE LA PHOTOSYNTHESE ET DE LA PHOTOREDUCTION REALISEE EN PRESENCE DHYDROGENE	0	12
2122	2	86	1019 1957 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 62 (2): 37-98 GINZBURG VL PROISKHOZHDENIE KOSMICHESKIKH LUCHEI	1	22
2123	8	179	1400 1960 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 71 (3): 411-469 GINZBURG VL; SYROVATSKI SI PRESENT STATE OF THE QUESTION ON THE ORIGIN OF COSMIC RAYS	1	13
2124	0	9	4292 1978 CHIMICA & L INDUSTRIA 60 (6): 498-500 GIORGINI M; MARCONI PF; MORELLI F; TARTARELLI R DIFFUSION PHENOMENA IN CATALYSTS - EFFECT ON ACTIVATION-ENERGY	0	0
2125	3	38	1564 1961 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR VERERBUNGSLEHRE 92 (4): 389-& GIOVANNI RD EFFECTS OF DEUTERIUM OXIDE ON BACTERIA	0	1
2126	13	114	5893 1995 BULLETIN DES CENTRES DE RECHERCHES EXPLORATION-PRODUCTION ELF AQUITAINE 19 (1): 167-195 GIRARD JP; FOUILLAC AM OXYGEN AND HYDROGEN ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY OF CLAYS - EXAMPLES OF APPLICATION TO DIAGENETIC AND GEOTHERMAL ENVIRONMENTS	0	12
2127	7	48	6000 1996 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 60 (3): 469-487 Girard JP; Savin SM Intracrystalline fractionation of oxygen isotopes between hydroxyl and non-hydroxyl sites in kaolinite measured by thermal dehydroxylation and partial fluorination	3	12
2128	5	183	5973 1996 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE 296 (8): 837-907 Gislason SR; Arnorsson S; Armannsson H Chemical weathering of basalt in southwest Iceland: Effects of runoff, age of rocks and vegetative/glacial cover	2	57
2129	4	83	6813 2003 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 67 (20): 3817-3832 Gislason SR; Oelkers EH Mechanism, rates, and consequences of basaltic glass dissolution: II. An experimental study of the dissolution rates of basaltic glass as a function of pH and temperature	0	5
2130	5	52	5924 1995 ICARUS 118 (2): 302-321 Gladman BJ; Burns JA; Duncan MJ; Levison HF The dynamical evolution of lunar impact ejecta	0	24
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2131	1	53	4783 1982 JOURNAL OF THEORETICAL BIOLOGY 94 (2): 301-343 GLADYSHEV GP; ERSHOV YA PRINCIPLES OF THE THERMODYNAMICS OF BIOLOGICAL-SYSTEMS	0	6
2132	0	356	2803 1968 REVUE DE GEOGRAPHIE PHYSIQUE ET DE GEOLOGIE DYNAMIQUE 10 (2): 83-& GLANGEAU.L GEODYNAMIC METHODS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS TO WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN STRUCTURES	0	45
2133	10	355	6015 1996 GEOLOGISCHE RUNDSCHAU 85 (2): 191-210 Glasby GP; Kunzendorf H Multiple factors in the origin of the Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary: The role of environmental stress and Deccan Trap volcanism	0	9
2134	4	171	543 1951 TECHNIQUE OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 4: 175-316 GLASEBROOK AL; WILLIAMS FE ORDINARY FRACTIONAL DISTILLATION	1	1
2135	2	9	1540 1961 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 47 (2): 174-& GLASEL JA STABILIZATION OF NH IN HYDROCARBON MATRICES AND ITS RELATION TO COMETARY PHENOMENA	5	7
2136	5	62	2403 1966 JOURNAL OF VACUUM SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 3 (4): 181-& GLASER PE IMPLICATIONS OF HIGH VACUUM ON CHARACTERISTICS OF LUNAR SURFACE	0	1
2137	3	14	2621 1967 NATURE 214 (5086): 372-& GLASS B; HEEZEN BC TEKTITES AND GEOMAGNETIC REVERSALS	0	65
2138	5	39	4473 1979 METEORITICS 14 (1): 55-67 GLASS BP; BARLOW RA MINERAL INCLUSIONS IN MUONG-NONG-TYPE INDOCHINITES - IMPLICATIONS CONCERNING PARENT MATERIAL AND PROCESS OF FORMATION	1	29
2139	3	17	6544 2001 EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCE LETTERS 185 (1-2): 1-5 Glavin DP; Schubert M; Botta O; Kminek G; Bada JL Detecting pyrolysis products from bacteria on Mars	1	12
2140	2	112	3464 1972 GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA BULLETIN 83 (11): 3323-& GLIKSON AY EARLY PRECAMBRIAN EVIDENCE OF A PRIMITIVE OCEAN CRUST AND ISLAND NUCLEI OF SODIC GRANITE	3	66
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2141	3	171	4602 1980 TECTONOPHYSICS 63 (1-4): 193-234 GLIKSON AY PRECAMBRIAN SIAL - SIMA RELATIONS - EVIDENCE FOR EARTH EXPANSION	0	10
2142	10	21	6389 1999 ORIGINS OF LIFE AND EVOLUTION OF THE BIOSPHERE 29 (6): 555-561 Glindemann D; de Graaf RM; Schwartz AW Chemical reduction of phosphate on the primitive earth	0	9
2143	15	548	347 1943 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 15 (2): 111-173 Glockler G The Raman effect	3	43
2144	2	8	224 1937 JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 41 (1): 143-147 Glockler G; Wall FT The Raman effect of deuterioammonia	0	2
2145	8	43	5693 1992 PRECAMBRIAN RESEARCH 56 (1-2): 159-166 GLOVER JE SEDIMENTS OF EARLY ARCHEAN COASTAL PLAINS - A POSSIBLE ENVIRONMENT FOR THE ORIGIN OF LIFE	1	5
2146	2	20	1445 1961 ENDEAVOUR 20 (77): 42-& GLUECKAUF E ISOTOPE SEPARATION BY REVERSIBLE CHEMICAL PROCESSES	1	4
2147	2	18	429 1949 DISCUSSIONS OF THE FARADAY SOCIETY (7): 199-213 GLUECKAUF E; BARKER KH; KITT GP THEORY OF CHROMATOGRAPHY .8. THE SEPARATION OF LITHIUM ISOTOPES BY ION EXCHANGE AND OF NEON ISOTOPES BY LOW-TEMPERATURE ADSORPTION COLUMNS	0	37
2148	3	76	4888 1983 JOURNAL OF MARINE RESEARCH 41 (3): 605-637 GLYNN PW; DRUFFEL EM; DUNBAR RB A DEAD CENTRAL AMERICAN CORAL-REEF TRACT - POSSIBLE LINK WITH THE LITTLE ICE-AGE	1	37
2149	3	42	2949 1969 JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS 51 (11): 4751-& GO N; SCHERAGA HA ANALYSIS OF CONTRIBUTION OF INTERNAL VIBRATIONS TO STATISTICAL WEIGHTS OF EQUILIBRIUM CONFORMATIONS OF MACROMOLECULES	3	182
2150	1	35	1263 1960 ANESTHESIOLOGY 21 (6): 587-596 GODDARD DR THE BIOLOGICAL ROLE OF CARBON DIOXIDE	0	2
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2151	4	18	1630 1962 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 26 (DEC): 1215-1245 GODFREY JD THE DEUTERIUM CONTENT OF HYDROUS MINERALS FROM THE EAST-CENTRAL SIERRA-NEVADA AND YOSEMITE-NATIONAL-PARK	10	144
2152	3	41	6211 1998 CHEMICAL GEOLOGY 149 (1-2): 37-50 Goede A; McCulloch M; McDermott F; Hawkesworth C Aeolian contribution to strontium and strontium isotope variations in a Tasmanian speleothem	0	16
2153	3	15	3117 1970 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 34 (8): 932-& GOEL PS DETERMINATION OF NITROGEN IN IRON METEORITES	2	8
2154	1	6	785 1955 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 115 (6): 585-& GOLD T THE LUNAR SURFACE	39	89
2155	2	7	2809 1968 SCIENCE 160 (3830): 904-& GOLD T SURVEYOR 5 - CHEMICAL OBSERVATIONS	2	3
2156	2	51	5031 1985 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ENERGY 10: 53-77 GOLD T THE ORIGIN OF NATURAL-GAS AND PETROLEUM, AND THE PROGNOSIS FOR FUTURE SUPPLIES	0	15
2157	6	66	5209 1986 ZHURNAL VSESOYUZNOGO KHIMICHESKOGO OBSHCHESTVA IMENI D I MENDELEEVA 31 (5): 547-556 GOLD T ORIGIN OF NATURAL GASES AND OIL	0	5
2158	12	46	3092 1970 CHEMISTRY IN BRITAIN 6 (7): 292-& GOLD V APPLICATIONS OF ISOTOPE EFFECTS	0	3
2159	2	20	2400 1966 JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY B-PHYSICAL ORGANIC (7): 600-& GOLD V; GRUEN LC KINETICS OF HYDROGEN ISOTOPE EXCHANGE REACTIONS .14. ACID-CATALYSED TRITIUM EXCHANGE AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO DEHYDRATION OF T-BUTYL ALCOHOL	0	16
2160	9	31	3064 1969 TRANSACTIONS OF THE FARADAY SOCIETY 65 (563P): 3037-& GOLD V; LOWE BM BEHAVIOUR OF HYDROGEN ELECTRODE IN H20+D20 MIXTURES	0	7
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2161	16	136	798 1955 QUARTERLY REVIEWS 9 (1): 51-72 GOLD V; SATCHELL DPN THE PRINCIPLES OF HYDROGEN ISOTOPE EXCHANGE REACTIONS IN SOLUTION	5	46
2162	1	44	3161 1970 JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 74 (21): 3734-& GOLDAMME.EV; HERTZ HG MOLECULAR MOTION AND STRUCTURE OF AQUEOUS MIXTURES WITH NONELECTROLYTES AS STUDIED BY NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RELAXATION METHODS	0	167
2163	6	96	6134 1997 JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY A 101 (19): 3424-3432 Goldanskii VI Nontraditional pathways of extraterrestrial formation of prebiotic matter	0	10
2164	4	74	6181 1997 PURE AND APPLIED CHEMISTRY 69 (4): 877-892 Goldanskii VI Non-traditional pathways of solid-phase astrochemical reactions	0	0
2165	4	73	6186 1997 RUSSIAN CHEMICAL BULLETIN 46 (3): 389-397 Goldanskii VI Non-traditional pathways of extraterrestrial formation of organic compounds	0	0
2166	9	166	1424 1961 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 12: 29-48 GOLDBERG ED MARINE GEOCHEMISTRY	0	16
2167	5	103	1058 1958 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 13 (2-3): 153-212 GOLDBERG ED; ARRHENIUS GOS CHEMISTRY OF PACIFIC PELAGIC SEDIMENTS	15	457
2168	3	17	1832 1963 JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH 68 (14): 4209-& GOLDBERG ED; SMITH RH; KOIDE M; SCHMITT RA RARE-EARTH DISTRIBUTIONS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT	2	302
2169	4	51	2947 1969 JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS 51 (5): 1881-& GOLDBLAT.M; JONES WM IONIZATION CONSTANTS OF T2O AND D2O AT 25 DEGREES FROM CELL EMFS . INTERPRETATION OF HYDROGEN ISOTOPE EFFECTS IN EMFS	0	18
2170	3	13	4611 1981 ANGEWANDTE CHEMIE-INTERNATIONAL EDITION IN ENGLISH 20 (1): 89-90 GOLDING BT; WONG AK PREPARATION OF LABELED ALDEHYDES AND KETONES FROM ENAMIDES	1	5
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2171	4	20	3593 1973 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 183 (3): 1051-1061 GOLDREIC.P; WARD WR FORMATION OF PLANETESIMALS	0	344
2172	2	8	1857 1963 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 126 (3): 257-268 GOLDREICH P ON THE ECCENTRICITY OF SATELLITE ORBITS IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM	8	49
2173	12	45	2146 1965 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 29 (8): 893-& GOLDSTEI.JI; OGILVIE RE GROWTH OF WIDMANSTATTEN PATTERN IN METALLIC METEORITES	0	93
2174	6	28	2549 1967 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 31 (6): 1001-& GOLDSTEI.JI; SHORT JM COOLING RATES OF 27 IRON AND STONY-IRON METEORITES	0	73
2175	12	66	2561 1967 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 31 (10): 1733-& GOLDSTEI.JI; SHORT JM IRON METEORITES THEIR THERMAL HISTORY AND PARENT BODIES	0	101
2176	4	33	2454 1966 SCIENCE 154 (3757): 1616-& GOLDSTEI.MJ KINETIC ISOTOPE EFFECTS AND ORGANIC REACTION MECHANISMS	0	12
2177	11	130	6771 2003 CHEMICAL REVIEWS 103 (12): 5025-5048 Goldstein AH; Shaw SL Isotopes of volatile organic compounds: An emerging approach for studying atmospheric budgets and chemistry	0	2
2178	10	22	1344 1960 JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH 65 (12): 4181-4184 GOLES GG; ANDERS E IODINE CONTENT OF METEORITES AND THEIR I-129-XE-129 AGES	16	26
2179	9	31	1484 1961 JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH 66 (3): 889-& GOLES GG; ANDERS E RECORD IN METEORITES .6. CHRONOLOGY OF EARLY SOLAR SYSTEM	14	26
2180	6	14	1494 1961 JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH 66 (9): 3075-& GOLES GG; ANDERS E ON GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTER OF IODINE IN METEORITES	3	6
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2181	13	34	1617 1962 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 26 (JUL): 723-737 GOLES GG; ANDERS E ABUNDANCES OF IODINE TELLURIUM AND URANIUM IN METEORITES	58	132
2182	16	53	1309 1960 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 19 (3): 177-195 GOLES GG; FISH RA; ANDERS E THE RECORD IN THE METEORITES .1. THE FORMER ENVIRONMENT OF STONE METEORITES AS DEDUCED FROM K-40-AR-40 AGES	29	43
2183	20	34	2562 1967 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 31 (10): 1771-& GOLES GG; GREENLAN.LP; JEROME DY ABUNDANCES OF CHLORINE BROMINE AND IODINE IN METEORITES	18	41
2184	15	93	6905 2004 CRETACEOUS RESEARCH 25 (5): 649-668 Gomez-Alday JJ; Lopez G; Elorza J Evidence of climatic cooling at the Early/Late Maastrichtian boundary from inoceramid distribution and isotopes: Sopelana sections, Basque Country, Spain	0	0
2185	1	11	3323 1971 JOURNAL OF CHROMATOGRAPHY 55 (2): 395-& GONDA K; OHNISHI A; NARITA D; MURASE T ELUTION REQUIREMENTS FOR ION-EXCHANGE SEPARATION OF URANIUM ISOTOPES	0	2
2186	2	11	3334 1971 JOURNAL OF INORGANIC & NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY 33 (9): 2997-& GONDA K; SATOH H EVALUATION OF EQUILIBRIUM CONSTANTS OF U(IV)-U(VI) ELECTRON EXCHANGE REACTIONS FROM ISOTOPE SHIFTS OF SOME URANYL CHLORO COMPLEXES MEASURED BY IR SPECTRA	1	5
2187	3	42	6522 2000 TERRA NOVA 12 (5): 231-238 Gonera M; Peryt TM; Durakiewicz T Biostratigraphical and palaeoenvironmental implications of isotopic studies (O-18, C-13) of middle Miocene (Badenian) foraminifers in the Central Paratethys	0	3
2188	3	60	6476 2000 JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY A 104 (6): 1171-1185 Good DA; Francisco JS Tropospheric oxidation mechanism of dimethyl ether and methyl formate	0	14
2189	1	12	214 1937 COMPTES RENDUS HEBDOMADAIRES DES SEANCES DE L ACADEMIE DES SCIENCES 205: 416-417 Goodeve CF; Richardson FD The existence of chlorous anhydride	0	2
2190	1	11	215 1937 COMPTES RENDUS HEBDOMADAIRES DES SEANCES DE L ACADEMIE DES SCIENCES 205: 914-915 Goodeve CF; Richardson FD The existence of chlorous anhydride	0	0
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2191	1	6	202 1936 TRANSACTIONS OF THE FARADAY SOCIETY 32 (2): 1518-1519 Goodeve CF; Windsor BAM The absorption spectrum of chlorine heptoxide.	0	3
2192	4	42	5605 1991 QUATERNARY RESEARCH 35 (3): 417-426 GOODFRIEND GA HOLOCENE TRENDS IN O-18 IN LAND SNAIL SHELLS FROM THE NEGEV DESERT AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR CHANGES IN RAINFALL SOURCE AREAS	2	29
2193	2	41	5622 1992 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY 64 (10): 1088-1095 GOODMAN KJ; BRENNA JT HIGH-SENSITIVITY TRACER DETECTION USING HIGH-PRECISION GAS-CHROMATOGRAPHY COMBUSTION ISOTOPE RATIO MASS-SPECTROMETRY AND HIGHLY ENRICHED [U-C-13]-LABELED PRECURSORS	3	96
2194	13	147	5680 1992 METEORITICS 27 (4): 327-352 GOODRICH CA UREILITES - A CRITICAL-REVIEW	5	74
2195	12	36	2962 1969 JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH 74 (17): 4349-& GOPALAN K; WETHERIL.GW RUBIDIUM-STRONTIUM AGE OF AMPHOTERITE (LL) CHONDRITES	6	35
2196	11	47	5053 1985 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 49 (8): 1681-1695 GOPEL C; MANHES G; ALLEGRE CJ U-PB SYSTEMATICS IN IRON-METEORITES - UNIFORMITY OF PRIMORDIAL LEAD	1	28
2197	2	14	4957 1984 CURRENT SCIENCE 53 (16): 839-841 GOPINATH CR; RAO KSR; VISHWANATH J UNIQUE FORCE-FIELDS OF SOME XY6 TYPE IONS	0	1
2198	5	39	5764 1993 METABOLISM-CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL 42 (4): 487-496 GORAN MI; BEER WH; WOLFE RR; POEHLMAN ET; YOUNG VR VARIATION IN TOTAL ENERGY-EXPENDITURE IN YOUNG HEALTHY FREE-LIVING MEN	3	48
2199	2	34	5457 1990 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY 259 (4): E576-E585 GORAN MI; PETERS EJ; HERNDON DN; WOLFE RR TOTAL ENERGY-EXPENDITURE IN BURNED CHILDREN USING THE DOUBLY LABELED WATER TECHNIQUE	5	43
2200	4	30	5620 1992 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY 263 (5): E950-E957 GORAN MI; POEHLMAN ET ENDURANCE TRAINING DOES NOT ENHANCE TOTAL ENERGY-EXPENDITURE IN HEALTHY ELDERLY PERSONS	4	99
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2201	3	37	5677 1992 METABOLISM-CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL 41 (7): 744-753 GORAN MI; POEHLMAN ET TOTAL ENERGY-EXPENDITURE AND ENERGY-REQUIREMENTS IN HEALTHY ELDERLY PERSONS	18	177
2202	3	17	5792 1994 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY 266 (3): E510-E515 GORAN MI; POEHLMAN ET; DANFORTH E EXPERIMENTAL RELIABILITY OF THE DOUBLY LABELED WATER TECHNIQUE	1	28
2203	4	19	5837 1994 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF OBESITY 18 (9): 622-626 GORAN MI; POEHLMAN ET; DANFORTH E; NAIR KS COMPARISON OF BODY-FAT ESTIMATES DERIVED FROM UNDERWATER WEIGHT AND TOTAL-BODY WATER	0	7
2204	4	19	5621 1992 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY 263 (6): E1119-E1124 GORAN MI; POEHLMAN ET; NAIR KS; DANFORTH E EFFECT OF GENDER, BODY-COMPOSITION, AND EQUILIBRATION TIME ON THE H-2-TO-O-18 DILUTION SPACE RATIO	1	19
2205	3	21	6240 1998 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF OBESITY 22 (2): 135-142 Goran MI; Toth MJ; Poehlman ET Assessment of research-based body composition techniques in healthy elderly men and women using the 4-compartment model as a criterion method	0	15
2206	3	6	950 1957 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 12 (1-2): 170-171 GORDON BM; FRIEDMAN L; EDWARDS G CAESIUM IN STONY METEORITES	11	15
2207	0	14	1178 1959 JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS 30 (4): 973-976 GORDUS AA; BERNSTEIN RB C-13 AND DEUTERIUM ISOTOPE EFFECTS IN THE PHOTOLYSIS OF METHYL AND ETHYL BROMIDE	0	7
2208	1	46	366 1946 JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS 14 (5): 305-320 GORDY W A RELATION BETWEEN BOND FORCE CONSTANTS, BOND ORDERS, BOND LENGTHS, AND THE ELECTRONEGATIVITIES OF THE BONDED ATOMS	19	521
2209	6	62	3229 1970 SPACE SCIENCE REVIEWS 10 (6): 770-& GORENSTE.P; GURSKY H CHARACTERISTIC GAMMA-RADIATION AND X-RADIATION IN PLANETARY SYSTEM	0	8
2210	9	345	5534 1991 BIOGEOCHEMISTRY 13 (3): 199-239 GORHAM E BIOGEOCHEMISTRY - ITS ORIGINS AND DEVELOPMENT	0	8
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2211	2	45	4437 1979 GROUND WATER 17 (3): 291-301 GORMLY JR; SPALDING RF SOURCES AND CONCENTRATIONS OF NITRATE-NITROGEN IN GROUND-WATER OF THE CENTRAL PLATTE REGION, NEBRASKA	1	89
2212	6	119	3983 1975 REVIEWS OF GEOPHYSICS 13 (3): 189-& GOSE WA; BUTLER RF MAGNETISM OF MOON AND METEORITES	0	2
2213	1	15	4102 1976 NATURE 261 (5562): 675-677 GOSWAMI JN CONSTRAINTS ON NATURE OF ANCIENT LUNAR MAGNETIC-FIELD	2	3
2214	6	15	4155 1977 CHEMICKE LISTY 71 (5): 538-542 GOTTSTEIN O; HEJL V DETERMINATION OF ISOTOPIC RATIO D/H IN RANGE OF NATURAL CONCENTRATIONS OF DEUTERIUM .1. ISOLATION OF STRUCTURAL WATER FROM ROCKS FORMING MINERALS	1	2
2215	5	13	4156 1977 CHEMICKE LISTY 71 (7): 729-734 GOTTSTEIN O; HEJL V DETERMINATION OF ISOTOPIC RATIO D-H IN RANGE OF NATURAL CONCENTRATIONS OF DEUTERIUM III - DETERMINATION OF ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF GASEOUS HYDROGEN WITH MASS-SPECTROMETER ATLAS M-86	0	0
2216	8	118	2286 1966 ANGEWANDTE CHEMIE-INTERNATIONAL EDITION 5 (6): 567-& GOUBEAU J FORCE CONSTANTS AND BOND ORDERS OF NITROGEN BONDS	0	30
2217	3	12	1801 1963 ICARUS 2 (5-6): 423-439 GOUDAS CL DEVELOPMENT OF THE LUNAR TOPOGRAPHY INTO SPHERICAL HARMONICS	9	18
2218	3	18	2157 1965 ICARUS 4 (2): 218-& GOUDAS CL NONHOMOGENEITY OF MOON	4	7
2219	3	11	2341 1966 ICARUS 5 (1): 99-& GOUDAS CL NOTE ON SHAPE AND INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF MOON BY LAMAR AND MCGANN	0	1
2220	1	6	2788 1968 NATURE 220 (5172): 1111-& GOUDAS CL LUNAR MASCONS	0	0
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2221	0	3	3361 1971 NATURE-PHYSICAL SCIENCE 234 (48): 85-& GOUDAS CL POTENTIAL OF MASCON-FREE MOON	0	0
2222	1	12	2609 1967 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 89 (23): 5792-& GOULD ES ELECTRON TRANSFER THROUGH ORGANIC STRUCTURAL UNITS .4. N-COORDINATED PYRIDINES AS BRIDGING GROUPS IN OXIDATION-REDUCTION REACTIONS	0	58
2223	3	41	558 1952 ARCHIVES INTERNATIONALES DE PHYSIOLOGIE ET DE BIOCHIMIE 60 (3): 266-282 GOVAERTS J *ETAT PHYSICO-CHIMIQUE DES IONS PO-4 ET CA DANS LE PLASMA ETUDIE EN UTILISANT SIMULTANEMENT LE P-32 ET LE CA-45 VALIDITE DE LA METHODE DES INDICATEURS ISOTOPIQUES	0	8
2224	0	159	2337 1966 GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA BULLETIN 77 (11): 1191-& GOVETT GJS ORIGIN OF BANDED IRON FORMATIONS	4	40
2225	8	131	2098 1965 ANNALES DE PHYSIQUE 10 (11-1): 791-& GRADSZTA.E FORMATION DES ISOTOPES DE LITHIUM BERYLLIUM ET BORE PAR LINTERACTION DE PROTONS DE MOYENNE ENERGIE AVEC 12C ET 16O - APPLICATION A LA NUCLEOGENESE DES ELEMENTS LEGERS	0	22
2226	2	55	6850 2003 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN WATER RESOURCES ASSOCIATION 39 (6): 1497-1507 Graening GO; Brown AV Ecosystem dynamics and pollution effects in an Ozark cave stream	0	1
2227	4	15	294 1939 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIKALISCHE CHEMIE-ABTEILUNG B-CHEMIE DER ELEMENTARPROZESSE AUFBAU DER MATERIE 43 (1): 1-19 Grafe D; Clusius K; Kruis A Measurement and statistical calculation of equilibrium D-2 + H2S reversible arrow H-2 + D2S1)	2	3
2228	1	8	1254 1959 ZHURNAL OBSHCHEI KHIMII 29 (12): 3895-3897 GRAGEROV IP; PONOMARCHUK MP IZOTOPNYI OBMEN KISLORODA ZAMESHCHENNYKH BENZOINYKH KISLOT S (H2O)-O-18	0	4
2229	3	45	1947 1964 EVOLUTION 18 (4): 571-585 GRAHAM A ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF THE BIOTA OF SOUTHEASTERN NORTH-AMERICA - EVIDENCE FROM THE FOSSIL PLANT RECORD	0	16
2230	7	50	5791 1994 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BOTANY 81 (3): 301-306 GRAHAM A NEOTROPICAL EOCENE COASTAL FLORAS AND O-18/O-16-ESTIMATED WARMER VS COOLER EQUATORIAL WATERS	1	13
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2231	8	32	4666 1981 MARINE MICROPALEONTOLOGY 6 (5-6): 483-497 GRAHAM DW; CORLISS BH; BENDER ML; KEIGWIN LD CARBON AND OXYGEN ISOTOPIC DISEQUILIBRIA OF RECENT DEEP-SEA BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA	25	150
2232	1	16	2195 1965 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR SPECTROSCOPY 18 (2): 202-& GRAHAM GC; JONES WD OBSERVATION OF DELOCALIZATION INTENSITY IN INFRARED BANDS OF FORMATE ION	0	7
2233	3	31	6895 2004 CHEMICAL GEOLOGY 207 (3-4): 147-169 Graham S; Pearson N; Jackson S; Griffin W; O'Reilly SY Tracing Cu and Fe from source to porphyry: in situ determination of Cu and Fe isotope ratios in sulfides from the Grasberg Cu-Au deposit	0	1
2234	2	30	921 1957 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 69 (2): 292-308 GRANICK S SPECULATIONS ON THE ORIGINS AND EVOLUTION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS	8	37
2235	6	43	706 1954 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 5 (5): 225-242 GRANT FS THE GEOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF VARIATIONS IN THE ABUNDANCES OF THE ISOTOPES OF SILICON IN ROCKS	4	8
2236	1	12	2252 1965 SCIENCE 150 (3703): 1589-& GRANT NH; ALBURN HE FAST REACTIONS OF ASCORBIC ACID AND HYDROGEN PEROXIDE IN ICE A PRESUMPTIVE EARLY ENVIRONMENT	2	31
2237	4	80	6352 1999 GEOLOGICAL MAGAZINE 136 (1): 17-38 Grant SF; Coe AL; Armstrong HA Sequence stratigraphy of the Coniacian succession of the Anglo-Paris Basin	0	7
2238	4	9	3349 1971 MIKROCHIMICA ACTA (2): 371-& GRASS F; KITTL R QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF RARE EARTHS IN METEORITES BY MEANS OF HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTROPHORESIS	0	3
2239	11	59	4629 1981 EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCE LETTERS 55 (3): 407-418 GRAUP G TERRESTRIAL CHONDRULES, GLASS SPHERULES AND ACCRETIONARY LAPILLI FROM THE SUEVITE, RIES CRATER, GERMANY	0	32
2240	1	11	2775 1968 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 90 (8): 2177-& GRAY GA STUDY OF ION-MOLECULE REACTION MECHANISMS IN ACETONITRILE BY ION CYCLOTRON RESONANCE	2	23
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2241	2	18	2776 1968 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 90 (22): 6002-& GRAY GA STUDY OF ION-MOLECULE REACTIONS AND REACTION MECHANISMS IN ACETONITRILE BY ION CYCLOTRON RESONANCE	0	39
2242	6	30	5241 1987 GEOKHIMIYA (2): 178-191 GRECHUK DV ESTIMATION OF GIBBS FREE-ENERGY OF ISOTOPIC FORMS OF COMPOUNDS	0	0
2243	4	21	3386 1971 SCIENCE 172 (3984): 722-& GREELEY R LUNAR HADLEY RILLE - CONSIDERATIONS OF ITS ORIGIN	7	27
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2245	10	128	640 1953 GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA BULLETIN 64 (9): 1001-& GREEN J GEOCHEMICAL TABLE OF THE ELEMENTS FOR 1953	2	10
2246	96	1012	1166 1959 GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA BULLETIN 70 (9): 1127-& GREEN J GEOCHEMICAL TABLE OF THE ELEMENTS FOR 1959	9	44
2247	2	22	1558 1961 TRANSACTIONS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 24 (1): 3-& GREEN J LUNAR VOLCANIC MECHANISMS	1	1
2248	6	209	1745 1963 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 105 (9): 491-& GREEN J GEOLOGY OF LUNAR BASE	0	0
2249	0	135	2099 1965 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 123 (A2): 373-& GREEN J HOOKES AND SPURRS IN SELENOLOGY	0	2
2250	7	134	2100 1965 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 123 (A2): 403-& GREEN J TIDAL AND GRAVITY EFFECTS INTENSIFYING LUNAR DEFLUIDIZATION AND VOLCANISM	3	19
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2251	8	77	1057 1958 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 13 (2-3): 87-122 GREEN J; POLDERVAART A PETROCHEMICAL FIELDS AND TRENDS	1	12
2252	2	21	1802 1963 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2 (5): 948-& GREEN M; TAUBE H MECHANISM OF BASE HYDROLYSIS OF SUBSTITUTED PENTAAMMINECOBALT(III)) COMPLEXES	1	65
2253	2	5	1848 1963 JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 67 (7): 1565-& GREEN M; TAUBE H ISOTOPIC FRACTIONATION IN OH--H2O EXCHANGE REACTION	8	21
2254	2	24	286 1939 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 61: 1342-1349 Greene CH; Voskuyl RJ The deuterium-protium ratio. I. The densities of natural waters from various sources	7	12
2255	10	22	2186 1965 JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH 70 (16): 3813-& GREENLAN.L GALLIUM IN CHONDRITIC METEORITES	0	15
2256	11	24	2545 1967 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 31 (5): 849-& GREENLAN.L ABUNDANCES OF SELENIUM TELLURIUM SILVER PALLADIUM CADMIUM AND ZINC IN CHONDRITIC METEORITES	0	35
2257	4	17	2150 1965 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 29 (12): 1285-& GREENLAN.L; GOLES GG COPPER AND ZINC ABUNDANCES IN CHONDRITIC METEORITES	0	24
2258	4	17	2143 1965 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 29 (5): 563-& GREENLAN.L; LOVERING JF VARIATION OF IRON AND MANGANESE IN TEKTITES	0	3
2259	23	75	2145 1965 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 29 (8): 821-& GREENLAN.L; LOVERING JF MINOR AND TRACE ELEMENT ABUNDANCES IN CHONDRITIC METEORITES	0	81
2260	2	33	2334 1966 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 30 (9): 963-& GREENLAN.L; LOVERING JF FRACTIONATION OF FLUORINE CHLORINE AND OTHER TRACE ELEMENTS DURING DIFFERENTIATION OF A THOLEIITIC MAGMA	0	32
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2261	16	40	1839 1963 JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH 68 (24): 6507-& GREENLAND LP FRACTIONATION OF CHLORINE, GERMANIUM, AND ZINC IN CHONDRITIC METEORITES	0	30
2262	2	29	2665 1967 SCIENCE 156 (3781): 1489-& GREENSPA.JA; OWEN T JUPITERS ATMOSPHERE - ITS STRUCTURE AND COMPOSITION	0	46
2263	5	41	890 1956 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 68 (402): 185-203 GREENSTEIN JL THE ABUNDANCES OF THE CHEMICAL ELEMENTS IN THE GALAXY AND THE THEORY OF THEIR ORIGIN	4	10
2264	1	12	695 1954 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 119 (1): 113-& GREENSTEIN JL; TANDBERGHANSSEN F THE ABUNDANCE OF BERYLLIUM IN THE SUN	12	40
2265	6	24	2828 1968 TRANSACTIONS OF THE FARADAY SOCIETY 64 (550P): 2780-& GREENZAI.P; LUZ Z; SAMUEL D NMR STUDY OF REVERSIBLE HYDRATION OF ALIPHATIC ALDEHYDES AND KETONES .3. ISOTOPIC OXYGEN EXCHANGE OF ACETONE	0	30
2266	6	10	3170 1970 MATERIALS RESEARCH BULLETIN 5 (10): 765-& GREER RT THERMOLUMINESCENCE-CHEMICAL COMPOSITION CORRELATIONS FOR METEORITIC ENSTATITE	0	0
2267	2	47	2933 1969 ICARUS 11 (1): 55-& GREER RT; WEBER JN CORRELATION OF MINERAL LUMINESCENT PHENOMENA AND ITS SELENOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS	2	4
2268	5	248	6327 1999 CHEMICAL REVIEWS 99 (12): 3649-3682 Gregory RJH Cyanohydrins in nature and the laboratory: Biology, preparations, and synthetic applications	0	135
2269	13	49	5197 1986 REVIEWS IN MINERALOGY 16: 91-127 GREGORY RT; CRISS RE ISOTOPIC EXCHANGE IN OPEN AND CLOSED SYSTEMS	9	123
2270	2	24	2361 1966 JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS 45 (1): 99-& GREINER NR FLASH PHOTOLYSIS OF H2O2 VAPOR IN PRESENCE OF D2 AR AND H218O	6	33
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2271	2	18	2588 1967 JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS 46 (7): 2795-& GREINER NR HYDROXYL-RADICAL KINETICS BY KINETIC SPECTROSCOPY .I. REACTIONS WITH H2 CO AND CH4 AT 300 DEGREES K	0	70
2272	9	61	3051 1969 SOLAR PHYSICS 6 (3): 381-& GREVESSE N ABUNDANCES OF HEAVY ELEMENTS IN SUN	2	19
2273	3	12	3118 1970 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 34 (10): 1129-& GREVESSE N SOLAR AND METEORITIC ABUNDANCES OF MERCURY	4	7
2274	2	33	3052 1969 SOLAR PHYSICS 8 (1): 5-& GREVESSE N; BLANQUET G ABUNDANCES OF RARE EARTHS IN SUN	5	80
2275	6	47	6303 1998 SPACE SCIENCE REVIEWS 85 (1-2): 161-174 Grevesse N; Sauval AJ Standard solar composition	3	498
2276	3	83	2864 1969 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 2 (1): 28-& GREVESSE N; SWINGS JP FORBIDDEN LINES OF FE2 IN SOLAR PHOTOSPHERIC SPECTRUM	14	45
2277	3	15	3225 1970 SOLAR PHYSICS 13 (1): 19-& GREVESSE N; SWINGS JP SOLAR ABUNDANCE OF NICKEL FROM PHOTOSPHERIC NIII! LINES	3	7
2278	0	11	2607 1967 JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 71 (13): 4549-& GREYSON J SOLVENT TRANSPORT AND ELECTROMOTIVE FORCE OF ANION EXCHANGE MEMBRANE CELLS CONTAINING HEAVY AND NORMAL WATER SOLUTIONS OF ALKALI HALIDES	0	4
2279	1	24	2794 1968 OPTICS AND SPECTROSCOPY-USSR 24 (1): 34-& GRIBOV LA SOME PROBLEMS CONNECTED WITH USE OF DEPENDENT COORDINATES IN THEORY OF VIBRATIONS OF POLYATOMIC MOLECULES	0	0
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2281	5	123	6166 1997 PALAEOGEOGRAPHY PALAEOCLIMATOLOGY PALAEOECOLOGY 132 (1-4): 5-23 Grieve RAF Extraterrestrial impact events: the record in the rocks and the stratigraphic column	1	13
2282	5	180	5706 1992 TECTONOPHYSICS 216 (1-2): 1-30 GRIEVE RAF; PESONEN LJ THE TERRESTRIAL IMPACT CRATERING RECORD	3	54
2283	5	28	370 1946 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NUTRITION SOCIETY 4 (3-4): 244-249 GRIFFITH HD USE OF ISOTOPIC TRACERS IN THE STUDY OF PROTEIN METABOLISM	0	0
2284	2	4	3397 1971 SPACEFLIGHT 13 (3): 113-& GRIFFITH JS ASTEROIDS OR MINOR PLANETS	0	0
2285	2	54	6129 1997 JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH-PLANETS 102 (E4): 9135-9143 Griffith LL; Shock EL Hydrothermal hydration of martin crust: Illustration via geochemical model calculations	0	15
2286	9	31	3451 1972 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 36 (2): 109-& GRIFFITH.PR; BROWN CW; DAYHOFF MO; LIPPINCO.ER THERMODYNAMIC MODELS IN COSMOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS	0	6
2287	6	19	2981 1969 JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 73 (8): 2532-& GRIFFITH.PR; SCHUHMAN.PJ; LIPPINCO.ER HIGH-TEMPERATURE EQUILIBRIA FROM PLASMA SOURCES .2. HYDROCARBON SYSTEMS	0	5
2288	6	19	3160 1970 JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 74 (15): 2916-& GRIFFITH.PR; SCHUHMAN.PJ; LIPPINCO.ER THERMODYNAMIC EQUILIBRIA FROM PLASMA SOURCES .3. CARBON-HYDROGEN-NITROGEN SYSTEMS	0	3
2289	2	11	1126 1958 SOVIET PHYSICS JETP-USSR 6 (3): 446-449 GRIGOREV VN; KAN IS; RUDENKO NS; SAFRONOV BG CHANGE IN THE ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF MERCURY BY EVAPORATION	1	1
2290	2	37	5753 1993 JOURNAL OF RESEARCH OF THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGY 98 (6): 679-690 GRILLY ER PRESSURE-VOLUME-TEMPERATURE RELATIONS IN LIQUID AND SOLID TRITIUM	0	0
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2291	1	19	4787 1982 MOON AND THE PLANETS 26 (3): 305-310 GRIMSHAW L FACTORS AFFECTING THE MOTION OF INTER-PLANETARY DUST PARTICLES	0	0
2292	14	102	6868 2003 PALAEOGEOGRAPHY PALAEOCLIMATOLOGY PALAEOECOLOGY 202 (1-2): 97-118 Grocke DR; Price GD; Ruffell AH; Mutterlose J; Baraboshkin E Isotopic evidence for Late Jurassic-Early cretaceous climate change	0	2
2293	4	17	2900 1969 EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCE LETTERS 7 (2): 162-& GROOTENB.J; SCHWARCZ HP EXPERIMENTALLY DETERMINED SULFUR ISOTOPE FRACTIONATIONS BETWEEN SULFIDE MINERALS	0	37
2294	4	26	3067 1969 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 221 (3): 257-& GROOTES PM; MOOK WG; VOGEL JC ISOTOPIC FRACTIONATION BETWEEN GASEOUS AND CONDENSED CARBON DIOXIDE	13	28
2295	7	132	5303 1988 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PHYSIOLOGY 50: 669-694 GROS G; DODGSON SJ VELOCITY OF CO2 EXCHANGE IN MUSCLE AND LIVER	2	59
2296	1	30	2642 1967 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 58 (6): 2196-& GROSH J; JHON MS; REE T; EYRING H SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURE THEORY OF ISOTOPE EFFECT	3	15
2297	18	49	2011 1964 JOURNAL OF GEOLOGY 72 (2): 170-194 GROSS MG VARIATIONS IN THE O-18/O-16 AND C-13/C-12 RATIOS OF DIAGENETICALLY ALTERED LIMESTONES IN THE BERMUDA ISLANDS	19	109
2298	15	32	2156 1965 GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA BULLETIN 76 (11): 1283-& GROSS MG CARBONATE DEPOSITS ON PLANTAGENET BANK NEAR BERMUDA	1	5
2299	5	13	2439 1966 SCIENCE 151 (3714): 1082-& GROSS MG; TRACEY JI OXYGEN AND CARBON ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF LIMESTONES AND DOLOMITES BIKINI AND ENIWETOK ATOLLS	8	44
2300	2	30	1267 1960 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 90 (2): 500-522 GROSS PR; SPINDEL W HEAVY WATER INHIBITION OF CELL DIVISION - AN APPROACH TO MECHANISM	9	53
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2301	4	24	1992 1964 ICARUS 3 (4): 311-& GROSS SH; RASOOL SI UPPER ATMOSPHERE OF JUPITER	7	81
2302	18	76	5012 1984 PALAEOGEOGRAPHY PALAEOCLIMATOLOGY PALAEOECOLOGY 47 (3-4): 301-327 GROSSMAN EL STABLE ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION IN LIVE BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA FROM THE SOUTHERN-CALIFORNIA BORDERLAND	16	49
2303	30	80	5254 1987 JOURNAL OF FORAMINIFERAL RESEARCH 17 (1): 48-61 GROSSMAN EL STABLE ISOTOPES IN MODERN BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA - A STUDY OF VITAL EFFECT	13	59
2304	12	44	5168 1986 MARINE MICROPALEONTOLOGY 10 (1-3): 9-22 GROSSMAN EL; BETZER PR; DUDLEY WC; DUNBAR RB STABLE ISOTOPIC VARIATION IN PTEROPODS AND ATLANTIDS FROM NORTH PACIFIC SEDIMENT TRAPS	5	12
2305	16	63	5122 1986 CHEMICAL GEOLOGY 59 (1): 59-74 GROSSMAN EL; KU TL OXYGEN AND CARBON ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION IN BIOGENIC ARAGONITE - TEMPERATURE EFFECTS	104	221
2306	8	45	5735 1993 GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA BULLETIN 105 (10): 1284-1296 GROSSMAN EL; MII HS; YANCEY TE STABLE ISOTOPES IN LATE PENNSYLVANIAN BRACHIOPODS FROM THE UNITED-STATES - IMPLICATIONS FOR CARBONIFEROUS PALEOCEANOGRAPHY	7	35
2307	11	42	4854 1983 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 47 (4): 759-771 GROSSMAN JN; WASSON JT REFRACTORY PRECURSOR COMPONENTS OF SEMARKONA CHONDRULES AND THE FRACTIONATION OF REFRACTORY ELEMENTS AMONG CHONDRITES	6	75
2308	12	60	5051 1985 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 49 (4): 925-939 GROSSMAN JN; WASSON JT THE ORIGIN AND HISTORY OF THE METAL AND SULFIDE COMPONENTS OF CHONDRULES	5	51
2309	20	82	3458 1972 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 36 (5): 597-& GROSSMAN L CONDENSATION IN PRIMITIVE SOLAR NEBULA	95	542
2310	10	50	3631 1973 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 37 (3): 635-& GROSSMAN L; CLARK SP HIGH-TEMPERATURE CONDENSATES IN CHONDRITES AND ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH THEY FORMED	15	47
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2311	66	192	3854 1974 REVIEWS OF GEOPHYSICS 12 (1): 71-101 GROSSMAN L; LARIMER JW EARLY CHEMICAL HISTORY OF SOLAR-SYSTEM	85	372
2312	8	331	293 1939 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ELEKTROCHEMIE UND ANGEWANDTE PHYSIKALISCHE CHEMIE 45: 262-285 Groth W Photochemistry in Schumann-ultraviolet	3	18
2313	0	38	3685 1973 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 60 (2): 57-64 GROTH W GAS CENTRIFUGE PLANTS FOR ENRICHMENT OF U-235	0	5
2314	9	33	3896 1975 BIOSYSTEMS 6 (4): 229-233 GROTH W PHOTOCHEMICAL FORMATION OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS FROM MIXTURES OF SIMPLE GASES SIMULATING PRIMITIVE ATMOSPHERE OF EARTH	0	1
2315	1	14	818 1956 ANGEWANDTE CHEMIE-INTERNATIONAL EDITION 68 (19): 605-611 GROTH W; IHLE H; MURRENHOFF A DETERMINATION OF THE VAPOR PRESSURE RATIO NH3/ND3 BETWEEN O-DEGREES-C AND 20-DEGREES-C	8	15
2316	2	12	819 1956 ANGEWANDTE CHEMIE-INTERNATIONAL EDITION 68 (20): 644-648 GROTH W; IHLE H; MURRENHOFF A DETERMINATION OF THE VAPOR PRESSURE RATIO O-160-16/O-18O-18 BETWEEN 63-DEGREES-K AND 74-DEGREES-K	2	5
2317	3	7	996 1957 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 44 (19): 510-511 GROTH W; VONWEYSSENHOFF H PHOTOCHEMISCHE BILDUNG VON AMINOSAUREN AUS MISCHUNGEN EINFACHER GASE	17	27
2318	7	30	1376 1960 PLANETARY AND SPACE SCIENCE 2 (2-3): 79-85 GROTH WE; VONWEYSSENHOFF H PHOTOCHEMICAL FORMATION OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS FROM MIXTURES OF SIMPLE GASES	0	37
2319	1	7	1351 1960 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 121 (5): 497-502 GROVES GW ON TIDAL TORQUE AND ECCENTRICITY OF A SATELLITES ORBIT	4	6
2320	1	33	146 1935 JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS 3 (3): 139-145 Grubb AC; Van Cleave AB Active hydrogen	0	5
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2321	6	26	1152 1959 EXPERIENTIA 15 (6): 239-244 GRUNDLAND I ORIGINES DE LA VIE	1	1
2322	1	13	4333 1978 JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS 68 (10): 4540-4545 GRZYBOWSKI JM; ANDREWS L ULTRAVIOLET-LASER INDUCED FLUORESCENCE OF UF6 ISOLATED IN ARGON MATRICES	0	5
2323	4	23	5268 1987 MARINE MICROPALEONTOLOGY 12 (3): 241-253 GUDJONSSON L LOCAL AND GLOBAL EFFECTS ON THE EARLY PLIOCENE MEDITERRANEAN STABLE ISOTOPE RECORDS	2	13
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