Vol 30 No 2 Spectroscopy February 2015 Application Notebook PDF

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Using the Orbis Micro-XRF Spectrometer to Study the Microstructure of Ancient Roman Seawater Concrete
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Moxtek’s ULTRA-LITE X-ray Source
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Trace Heavy Element Analysis for Wastewater and River Water by X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometry
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Single Reaction Chamber Microwave Digestion for Pharmaceutical Samples in Accordance with USP Chapters and
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Analysis of Yeast Fermentation Using Multiple Reflection Diamond FT–IR ATR
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Correlative Raman-SEM Microscopy (RISE Microscopy) in Life Sciences
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Failure Analysis of Packaging Materials
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Monitoring the Drying Process of Pressure-Sensitive Adhesives
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Relative Irradiance of Decorative Incandescent and LED Lights
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