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Reverse engineering of multi-layer films

Widjaja et al., 2011

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15019988585705966077
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Widjaja E
Garland M
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Materials Today

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This contribution introduces the combined application of Raman microscopy and band- target entropy minimization (BTEM) in order to successfully reverse-engineer a multi-layer packaging material. Three layers are identified, namely, polyethylene, a paper and talc layer …
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