A Guide to Colorimetry
Author: Sherwood Scientific
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Description: A Guide to Colorimetry por Sherwood Scientific offers a comprehensive overview of colorimetry principles and instrumentation. This PDF serves as a valuable resource for understanding the theory and practical applications of colorimetry.
Pages: 42
Megabytes: 0.39 MB
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