Vol 27 No 9 Spectroscopy September 2012 Application Notebook PDF

Vol 27 No 9 Spectroscopy September 2012 Application Notebook PDF

September 1, 2012

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Articles in this issue

Expanded Spectral Range Germanium ATR Crystal

Call for Application Notes

Single Reaction Chamber Microwave Digestion of Heavy Crude Oil for Trace Metals Analysis

Protein Stability by Chemical Denaturation

Tissue Raman Measurement at 1064 nm

Moxtek's ULTRA-LITE X-ray Source

The Orbis Micro-XRF Analyzer Series

EDXRF Analysis of Trace Elements in Aqueous Solution with UltraCarry

FT-IR Contaminant Identification Using OMNIC? Specta Software

The Hyphenation of HILIC, Reversed-Phase HPLC, and Atmospheric-Pressure-Ionization MS

Benefits of NexION 300 ICP-MS Technology for the Analysis of Power Plant Flue Gas Desulfurization Wastewaters

IC-ICP-MS Speciation Analysis of As in Organic Brown Rice Syrup (OBRS)

Low Temperature Analysis of Kaolin Clay Using Diffuse Reflectance

Advancements in Low Cost Miniature NIR Spectrometers Enable New Applications in Sample Identification and Quality Control

Determination of the Degree of Cure of a Varnish

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