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ArticleAn EPR study on ancient and newly synthesised Egyptian blue

Emilio Francesco Orsega2005

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An EPR study on ancient and newly synthesised Egyptian blue

Emilio Francesco Orsega · Francesca Agnoli · Gian Antonio Mazzocchin

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1999Spectrochemical characterization by micro-FTIR spectroscopy of blue pigments in different polychrome works of art

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Year2005

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Published2005-08-03

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ISSN-L0039-9140

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