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Anglos, 2001 - Google Patents

Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy in art and archaeology

Anglos, 2001

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6266228495342117308
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Anglos D
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Applied spectroscopy

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The comprehensive study of archaeological or historical findings and works of art, which are essential components of our history and cultural heritage, often requires an in-depth knowledge of their macroscopic and microscopic structure, and this is achieved by means of …
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