PittCon 2003 Review: The 18th Annual Wrap-up of New Spectroscopy Instrumentation Introduced at the Pittsburgh Conference (PDF)

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Spectroscopy?s annual overview presents new instrumentation that was introduced at the Pittsburgh Conference and Exposition on Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy (PittCon), held this year March 10?13 in Orlando, Florida.

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PittCon 2003 Review: The 18th Annual Wrap-up of New Spectroscopy Instrumentation Introduced at the Pittsburgh Conference (PDF)
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