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Eighteenth‐Century M eissen Porcelain Reference Data Obtained By Proton‐Beam Analysis ( PIXE–PIGE )
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  • 2010The Guelph PIXE software package IV416 cited
  • 2011Critical assessment of the elemental composition of Corning archeological reference glasses by LA-ICP-MS104 cited
  • 1988Historische malmaterialien und ihre identifizierung48 cited
  • 2002The merits of particle induced X-ray emission in revealing painting techniques43 cited
  • 2004Proton beam examination of glass – an analytical contribution for preventive conservation28 cited
  • 2011CHARACTERIZATION OF 18TH‐CENTURY MEISSEN PORCELAIN USING SEM–EDS*23 cited
  • 2010Triumph of the blue swords : Meissen porcelain for aristocracy and bourgeoisie 1710 - 18157 cited
  • 2010The fairest of them all : the Dresden state art collections1 cited

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