Vol 39 No 6 Spectroscopy August 2024 Europe PDF

Vol 39 No 6 Spectroscopy August 2024 Europe PDF

August 1, 2024

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SpectroscopyAugust 2024

Volume 39

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FT-IR Microscopy: Sampling by Transmission

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Are We There Yet? Is There Such a Thing as an Expert Calibration System for Vibrational Spectroscopy?

A Review of the Latest Spectroscopic Research in Pharmaceutical and Biopharmaceutical Applications

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The Application of Atomic Spectroscopy Techniques in the Recovery of Critical Raw Materials from Industrial Waste Streams, Part II

Quantifying Platinum Binding on Protein-Functionalized Magnetic Microparticles with Single Particle-ICP-TOF-MS: An Interview with Strock Award Recipient Benjamin T. Manard

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Revolutionizing Dairy Safety: The Role of FT-IR Spectroscopy

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