[A study on the difference factor in computerized infrared difference spectroscopy].

X He; Q Y Gao

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[A study on the difference factor in computerized infrared difference spectroscopy].

X He·Q Y Gao

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X He, Q Y Gao. 1984. [A study on the difference factor in computerized infrared difference spectroscopy].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6544551/

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