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Underpotential Temperature Dependence Deposition of Hydrogen on MoPt₃ Alloy in Acid Solution

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 453-454)

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J. Jakšić, N. Krstajić, Lj.M. Vračar

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Bond Energy, Hydrogen Adsorption, Temperature Effect, Thermodynamic State Functions

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