Vol 32 No 1 Spectroscopy January 2017 Regular Issue PDF

Vol 32 No 1 Spectroscopy January 2017 Regular Issue PDF

January 1, 2017

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Articles in this issue

Determination of Low Levels of Chromium in Biological Samples by ICP-MS Using Hydrogen as a Reaction Gas

The 2017 Emerging Leader in Atomic Spectroscopy Award

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

Next-Generation Mid-Infrared Chemical and Biological Sensors: Combining Quantum Cascade Lasers with Thin-Film and Hollow Waveguides

Book Review: The Concise Handbook of Analytical Spectroscopy Theory, Applications, and Reference Materials

Measuring Wheat Flour Purity Using Quantitative NIR Chemical Imaging

Microwave Digestion for Elemental Impurities Analysis According to ICH and USP Guidelines

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