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Caffeine Biotransformation in Zebrafish Larvae: Integrated LC-MS/MS Quantification and FTIR Spatial Mapping. [PDF]

Molecules
Bartoszek A, Kozub-Pędrak A, Wielgosz A, Sumara A, Przykaza K, Kalisz G, Stachniuk A.   +6 more
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Decoding the Endometriosis-Associated Infertility Microenvironment: A Review of FTIR and Raman Spectroscopic Insights into Follicular Fluid. [PDF]

Curr Issues Mol Biol
Olcha P, Hawryluk I, Depciuch J.
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Effect of Vacuum Heat Treatment on Surface Hydrophobicity and Chemical Composition of Moso Bamboo for Natural Fiber Composites. [PDF]

Polymers (Basel)
Liang Z, Jiang H, Tan Y.
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Suovesinäytteiden FTIR analyysi

, 1995
Karsisto, M., Hiukka, R.
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Vibrational spectroscopic characterisation of fluorescent-protein-tagged and wild-type bacteria in surface-associated microdroplets.

Faraday Discuss
Lima C, Allkja J, Raval R.
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A spatially invariant noise model for minimum noise fraction (MNF) denoising of hyperspectral datasets: applications to large-scale infrared spectroscopic pathology.

Analyst
Ferguson D, Gardner P.
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Quantitative analysis of shales by KBr-FTIR and micro-FTIR

Fuel, 2014
Abstract Fine-grained texture, complex mineralogical composition, and diverse organic matter types cause large heterogeneity of shale, and the resulting analytical challenge can only be met with high-resolution techniques. Quantitative determination of clay minerals, quartz and carbonates, as well as organic matter in shale on a micrometer-scale is ...
Agnieszka Furmann, Maria Mastalerz, Arndt Schimmelmann   +2 more
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FTIR And TGA/FTIR Characterization Of A Polyethylene Photodegradable Concentrate

SPIE Proceedings, 1989
An integrated thermogravimetric/Fourier transform infrared (TGA/FTIR) system is used to detect the presence of a fatty acid in a commercial, photodegradable, polyethylene concentrate. This technique is simple, rapid, convenient, and requires minimal sample manipulation. It can be very useful for monitoring the differences in resin concentrates. Results
T. Kumar, D. J. Johnson, D. A. Compton
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