γ-Radiolysis of the aqueous ammonia solution saturated by N2

Zifang GUO; Yang ZHANG; Yifan LI; Zijian LIN; Chunyu LIU; Peng LIN; Mingzhang LIN

doi:10.11889/j.1000-3436.2023-0088

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