Optical Constants of Ices Important to Planetary Science from Laboratory Reflectance Spectroscopy

Optical Constants of Ices Important to Planetary Science from Laboratory Reflectance Spectroscopy
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10.3847/psj/ad1683
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2024-02
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S. Tegler;W. Grundy;M. J. Loeffler;P. Tribbett;J. Hanley;A. V. Jasko;H. Dawson;A. Morgan;K. Koga;A. O. Madden-Watson;M. D. Gomez;J. Steckloff;G. E. Lindberg;S. P. Tan;S. M. Raposa;A. Engle;C. L. Thieberger;D. Trilling
S. Tegler;W. Grundy;M. J. Loeffler;P. Tribbett;J. Hanley;A. V. Jasko;H. Dawson;A. Morgan;K. Koga;A. O. Madden-Watson;M. D. Gomez;J. Steckloff;G. E. Lindberg;S. P. Tan;S. M. Raposa;A. Engle;C. L. Thieberger;D. Trilling
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S. Tegler;W. Grundy;M. J. Loeffler;P. Tribbett;J. Hanley;A. V. Jasko;H. Dawson;A. Morgan;K. Koga;A. O. Madden-Watson;M. D. Gomez;J. Steckloff;G. E. Lindberg;S. P. Tan;S. M. Raposa;A. Engle;C. L. Thieberger;D. Trilling

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