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Frank, Patrick, Hodgson, Keith O. (2000) Defining Chemical Species in Complex Environments Using K-Edge X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy:  Vanadium in Intact Blood Cells and Henze Solution from the TunicateAscidia ceratodes. Inorganic Chemistry, 39 (26) 6018-6027 doi:10.1021/ic000546m

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TitleDefining Chemical Species in Complex Environments Using K-Edge X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy:  Vanadium in Intact Blood Cells and Henze Solution from the TunicateAscidia ceratodes
JournalInorganic Chemistry
AuthorsFrank, PatrickAuthor
Hodgson, Keith O.Author
Year2000 (December)Volume39
Issue26
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
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Full ReferenceFrank, Patrick, Hodgson, Keith O. (2000) Defining Chemical Species in Complex Environments Using K-Edge X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy:  Vanadium in Intact Blood Cells and Henze Solution from the TunicateAscidia ceratodes. Inorganic Chemistry, 39 (26) 6018-6027 doi:10.1021/ic000546m
Plain TextFrank, Patrick, Hodgson, Keith O. (2000) Defining Chemical Species in Complex Environments Using K-Edge X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy:  Vanadium in Intact Blood Cells and Henze Solution from the TunicateAscidia ceratodes. Inorganic Chemistry, 39 (26) 6018-6027 doi:10.1021/ic000546m
In(2000, December) Inorganic Chemistry Vol. 39 (26) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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