Vol 26 No 8 Spectroscopy August 2011 Regular Issue PDF

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Spectroscopy SupplementsSpecial Issues-08-01-2011
Volume 26
Issue 8

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Using Real-Time FT-IR to Characterize UV Curable Optical Adhesives
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NIR Monitoring of a Hot-Melt Extrusion Process
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Contact and Orientation Effects in FT-IR ATR Spectra
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GPC–IR Hyphenated Technology to Characterize Copolymers and to Deformulate Complex Polymer Mixtures in Polymer-Related Industries
Vol 26 No 8 Spectroscopy August 2011 Regular Issue PDF
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