Vol 31 No s9 Spectroscopy September 2016 Advances in Portable and Handheld Spectroscopy Supplement PDF

Vol 31 No s9 Spectroscopy September 2016 Advances in Portable and Handheld Spectroscopy Supplement PDF

September 1, 2016

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Volume 31

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Articles in this issue

The Versatility of Portable Raman in Process Development

Library-Based Screening of Pharmaceutical Materials by Handheld Raman and Near-Infrared Spectrometers

Carbon Nanotube Characterization and Quality Control Using Portable Raman: 532-nm Versus 785-nm Laser Excitation

Analysis for Lead in Laundered Shop Towels Using Handheld X-ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy

Field-Portable VNIR Spectrometry: Applications for Mars Rover Operational Strategies Testing at Terrestrial Analog Sites

Vol 31 No s9 Spectroscopy September 2016 Advances in Portable and Handheld Spectroscopy Supplement PDF

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