Spectral characterization of analog samples in anticipation of OSIRIS-REx's arrival at Bennu: A blind test study

Spectral characterization of analog samples in anticipation of OSIRIS-REx's arrival at Bennu: A blind test study
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10.1016/j.icarus.2018.10.018
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2017-04
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3.2
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K. Hanna;D. Schrader;E. Cloutis;G. Cody;A. King;T. McCoy;D. Applin;J. Mann;Neil Bowles;J. Brucato;H. Connolly;E. Dotto;L. P. Keller;L. Lim;B. Clark;V. Hamilton;Cateline Lantz;D. Lauretta;S. S. Russell-S.;P. F. Schofield
K. Hanna;D. Schrader;E. Cloutis;G. Cody;A. King;T. McCoy;D. Applin;J. Mann;Neil Bowles;J. Brucato;H. Connolly;E. Dotto;L. P. Keller;L. Lim;B. Clark;V. Hamilton;Cateline Lantz;D. Lauretta;S. S. Russell-S.;P. F. Schofield
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物理与天体物理2区
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K. Hanna;D. Schrader;E. Cloutis;G. Cody;A. King;T. McCoy;D. Applin;J. Mann;Neil Bowles;J. Brucato;H. Connolly;E. Dotto;L. P. Keller;L. Lim;B. Clark;V. Hamilton;Cateline Lantz;D. Lauretta;S. S. Russell-S.;P. F. Schofield

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