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Pour le nuclide 16. 8O, avec A = 16, on obtient. R = 1,2A1 3 fm = 1,2 (16). 1 3.Download Book (PDF, 58205 KB) - Springer LinkA direct test of the hypothesis was still not possible. Ingeniously, Galileo turned to
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