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ArticlePeptide mass mapping as an effective tool for historical mortar analysis

Michaela Crhova2013

Article2013

Peptide mass mapping as an effective tool for historical mortar analysis

Michaela Crhova · Štěpánka Kučková · Jiří Šantrůček · Radovan Hynek

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Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Advanced Proteomics Techniques and Applications Building materials and conservation

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Year2013

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Published2013-10-16

VenueConstruction and Building Materials

ISSN-L0950-0618

Languageen

Citations32

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