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Faculty Research Department of Chemistry Indiana University Bloomington
Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Room. David R. Williams. Professor and Harry G. Day Chair. 0119;illiamdindiana.edu. David R. Williams received his B.S. degree. The Trustees of Indiana University.
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