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Time resolved spectroscopy
Time resolved spectroscopy

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Spectroscopy of advanced materials
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Biomolecular Spectroscopy, Volume 21, Part B
Spectroscopy of new materials
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This book brings up to date and expands upon the subject matter of the book Spectroscopy of Advanced Materials, (Vol. 19, Advances in Spectroscopy). The major objectives of this established series...

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Molecular cryospectroscopy
Molecular cryospectroscopy

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Spectroscopy for Surface Science
1992 93 Estimates of School Statistics As Provided by the State Departments of Education Data Search Rankings Estimates
Inorganic chemistry and spectroscopy
Advances in infrared and raman spectroscopy

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