Vol 34 No 2 Spectroscopy Feb 2019 Application Notebook PDF

Vol 34 No 2 Spectroscopy Feb 2019 Application Notebook PDF

February 1, 2019

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Volume 34

Issue 2

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Articles in this issue

Photonics Applications in Environmental Sciences

Microwave Sample Prep for Heavy Metals Determination in Accordance with USP /

High-Performance ICP-OES Sample Introduction: How to Choose and Use the Best Nebulizer for Your Analysis

Average Particle Size and Size-Distribution Analysis of BaTiO3 Powder by Ultra-Small-Angle X-ray Scattering

Tuning the Photoluminescence of Graphene Oxide

Sampling Flexibility for Raman Spectroscopy

How to Apply Database Insight to Raman Imaging Data

A Diamond ATR-FTIR Study of Nitriles

Enhanced Protein Structural Characterization Using Microfluidic Modulation Spectroscopy

SEIRAS-optimized ATR Wafers for Interfacial Spectroelectrochemistry

Infrared Spectroscopy: New Frontiers Both Near and Far

Vol 34 No 2 Spectroscopy Feb 2019 Application Notebook PDF

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