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Non‐destructive ‘in situ’ Raman study of artistic glasses
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  • 1994Contribution of Raman spectroscopy to art and history49 cited
  • 1984Microanalysis of Painted Manuscripts and of Colored Archeological Materials by Raman Laser Microprobe46 cited
  • 1994Examples of analysis of pigments from fine art objects by Raman microscopy37 cited

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