Titlebook: Developments in Applied Spectroscopy; A. J. Perkins,E. L. Grove,Joan E. Westermeyer Book 1972 Plenum Press, New York 1972 Atom.X-ray.bondi

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The Use of EDX for Fragile and Refractory Objectson the analyst as regards both sample size and location since the object cannot be defaced or altered in any irreversible way. The objects are unique, frequently of uncertain provenance, usually badly documented in any technical sense and almost always seriously altered by time. As a result, the mus

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Raman Spectroscopy of High Pressure Phases of Solidsmental technique for characterizing in situ phases of solids that occur only at high pressures. This task has several aspects, three of which receive part cular attention in the work described here. These are:

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Spectroscopic Techniques in X-Ray Astronomy of radiation in cosmos. There is a class of x-rays stars in which x-ray emission dominates all other forms of radiation by at least a factor of 1000 and the x-ray emission from certain galaxies is comparable to the sum of all the remaining radiated power. Overall, it appears that about 1:10. of all

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Surface Bioanalysis of Human Dental Enamel Using Infrared Internal Reflection Spectroscopy(roughly 97 per cent inorganic mineral) it is relatively easily degraded (demineralized) in acid. Extensive degradation produces cavitation with subsequent rapid destruction of underlying more vulnerable dentin and eventual tooth loss. The disease, dental caries (in vivo, tooth destruction by acid d