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Determination of Low Levels of Chromium in Biological Samples by ICP-MS Using Hydrogen as a Reaction Gas
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The 2017 Emerging Leader in Atomic Spectroscopy Award
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Automated Flow Injection Coupled with ICP-MS for the Online Determination of Trace Silver in Seawater
The C-O Bond, Part I: Introduction and the Infrared Spectroscopy of Alcohols
The C-O Bond, Part I: Introduction and the Infrared Spectroscopy of Alcohols
Next-Generation Mid-Infrared Chemical and Biological Sensors: Combining Quantum Cascade Lasers with Thin-Film and Hollow Waveguides
Next-Generation Mid-Infrared Chemical and Biological Sensors: Combining Quantum Cascade Lasers with Thin-Film and Hollow Waveguides
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Book Review: The Concise Handbook of Analytical Spectroscopy Theory, Applications, and Reference Materials
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Measuring Wheat Flour Purity Using Quantitative NIR Chemical Imaging
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Microwave Digestion for Elemental Impurities Analysis According to ICH and USP Guidelines
Vol 32 No 1 Spectroscopy January 2017 Regular Issue PDF
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