Long-duration nano-second single pulse lasers for observation of spectra from bulk liquids at high hydrostatic pressures

Long-duration nano-second single pulse lasers for observation of spectra from bulk liquids at high hydrostatic pressures
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10.1016/j.sab.2014.04.008
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2014-07
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Spectrochimica Acta Part B: Atomic Spectroscopy
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B. Thornton;T. Sakka;T. Masamura;A. Tamura;Tomoko Takahashi;Ayumu Matsumoto
B. Thornton;T. Sakka;T. Masamura;A. Tamura;Tomoko Takahashi;Ayumu Matsumoto
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B. Thornton;T. Sakka;T. Masamura;A. Tamura;Tomoko Takahashi;Ayumu Matsumoto

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