بحث عن Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences Molecular Analytical Techniques (BIOL 452)

عدد الصفحات 9

• Table of Contents:

	Page Number
Abstract	3
Objectives	3
Introduction	3
The Mechanism	4
FTIR Applications	4
Major types of Mid infrared techniques:	4
Case Study (I):	5
Results and discussion	7
Conclusion	7
References	8
Figures	9

 

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