Yves Rousseau, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | Chemistry | Université de Montréal, Montréal, Canada |
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| Leduc G, Rousseau Y. (1974) Spectrométrie de masse d'imines aliphatiques Canadian Journal of Chemistry. 52: 1648-1651 |
| Duval J, Rousseau Y. (1974) Mechanismus Der Photosensibilisierten Zersetzung Von Tetramethylgerman Durch Hg-Atome Im Zustand 6((3)P1) Cheminform. 5 |
| Duval J, Rousseau Y. (1973) La décomposition du tétraméthylgermane par les atomes Hg 6(3P1) Canadian Journal of Chemistry. 51: 3062-3064 |
| Biordi JC, Rousseau Y, Mains GJ. (1968) Flash photolysis of hydrogen iodide in the presence of deuterated hydrocarbons The Journal of Chemical Physics. 49: 2642-2651 |
| Fayette R, Bertrand M, Rousseau Y. (1968) On the inadequacy of the "chemical method" to determine relative quenching cross-section values for mercury 6(3P1) atoms [56] Journal of the American Chemical Society. 90: 5341-5342 |
| Niki H, Rousseau Y, Mains GJ. (1965) The hydrogen-deuterium exchange reaction. I. 63P1 Mercury photosensitized Journal of Physical Chemistry. 69: 45-52 |
| Bellas MG, Rousseau Y, Strausz OP, et al. (1964) Cross-section measurements for the quenching of the 2537-Å resonance radiation of mercury The Journal of Chemical Physics. 41: 768-774 |
| Rousseau Y, Gunning HE. (1963) The Quenching Of Mercury Resonance Radiation By Hydrocarbons: The Effect Of Deuterium Substitution Canadian Journal of Chemistry. 41: 465-469 |
| Rousseau Y, Strausz OP, Gunning HE. (1963) Electrophilic character of the Hg 6(3P1) atom and the mechanism of electronic energy transfer in mercury photosensitization The Journal of Chemical Physics. 39: 962-967 |
| Rousseau Y, Woodall GNC, Gunning HE. (1962) Large Deuterium Isotope Effect in the Reaction of Propane with Hg 6(3P1) Atoms Journal of Chemical Physics. 37: 2722-2723 |