Vol 31 No 3 Spectroscopy March 2016 Regular Issue PDF

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Selecting an Excitation Wavelength for Raman Spectroscopy
Group Wavenumbers and an Introduction to the Spectroscopy of Benzene Rings
Group Wavenumbers and an Introduction to the Spectroscopy of Benzene Rings
Replacing Traditional Heavy Metals Testing with Modern Plasma-Based Spectrochemical Techniques
Replacing Traditional Heavy Metals Testing with Modern Plasma-Based Spectrochemical Techniques
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2016 Salary Survey: Continuing the Squeeze
Trends in Spectroscopic Instrumentation: Complex Measurement Needs Drive Instrument Design
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A Convenient Alternative to MALDI and ESI
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