The Astrophysical Journal Letters
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Jian Ge et al 2001 ApJ 547 L1 doi:10.1086/318890
H2, C I, Metallicity, and Dust Depletion in the z = 2.34 Damped Lyα Absorption System toward QSO 1232+0815*
FREEJian Ge1,2, Jill Bechtold1 and Varsha P. Kulkarni1,3
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