Searching for chemical inhomogeneities in open clusters - Analysis of the CN and CH molecular band strengths in NGC 2158, NGC 2420, NGC 2682, NGC 7789, and Berkeley 29
A&A, 560 (2013) A5
Published online: 2013-11-28
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