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This site contains my occasional thoughts on where analytical sciences is going in the chemical industry, what interesting internet sites I have come across, and new feed items I found interesting. At the bottom of the page is a customized Google search engine of indexed sites that are closely associated with Analytical Science and its subjects Original materials and compilations copyright © 2006-2012, all rights reserved
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- Infrared Spectrum and Structure of Thorimine (HNThH2)
- Fluorescence, Phosphorence and Photoluminescence
- Phateful Phate of Phthalates
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- Mathamatical Details on the Savitzky-Golay Filter
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- Star Trek 'Tricorder' For Chemical Analysis
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2 comments:
I cant say i am an enviromentalist, quite the opposite.(Obviously not to the point where i intentionaly and ignorantly damage the enviromemt)Truley gripping stuff. I am therefore pleased that there is someone else who maintains a blog on this site worth reading. Good show!
Always nice to get positive feedback. The site is not really dedicated to the environment, rather analytical science; however, since the science is an integral part of identifying and monitoring environmental problems, I will occassionally put such topics up.
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