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Title:	Water Production Rates, Rotational Temperatures, and Spin Temperatures in Comets C/1999 H1 (Lee), C/1999 S4, and C/2001 A2
Source:	Astrophysical Journal [0004-637X] Dello Russo, N yr:2005

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