FTIR is a versatile tool in art restoration, revealing original materials and modifications to preserve significant artworks. The Inclination, created in 1616 by the remarkable Artemisia Gentileschi was among several paintings...
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Pegmatite Analysis
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Distinguishing Wild garlic & Autumn crocus with FTIR
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