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      Elektrisches und optisches Verhalten von Halbeitern. I. Halleffekt und Leitfähigkeit des Schwefelsilbers

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          XLVII Theory of the hall effect in a binary electrolyte

          F. Donnan (1898)
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            Title: Annalen der Physik
            Abbreviated Title: Ann. Phys.
            Publisher: Wiley
            ISSN (Print): 00033804
            ISSN (Electronic): 15213889
            Publication date Created: 1929
            Publication date (Print): 1929
            Volume: 395
            Issue: 2
            Pages: 229-252
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            DOI: 10.1002/andp.19293950204
            SO-VID: 5d310a8c-b0f4-44cb-88d6-ed122e03e884
            Copyright © © 1929
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