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Using Reference Materials, Part II: Photometric Standards
Using Reference Materials, Part II: Photometric Standards
Strategies for Achieving the Lowest Possible Detection Limits in ICP-MS
Strategies for Achieving the Lowest Possible Detection Limits in ICP-MS
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Detecting and Identifying Food Colorants with SERS
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Adsorbate-Induced Morphological Changes of PVD-Deposited Nano Island Film SERS Substrates
Advances in the Applications of Lasers for Bioimaging: Light Sheet Microscopy
Advances in the Applications of Lasers for Bioimaging: Light Sheet Microscopy
The 2019 Emerging Leader in Molecular Spectroscopy Award
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