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Manning, P.G. (1967) The optical absorption spectra of some andradites and the identification of 6A, β†’ 4A, 4E(G) transition in octahedrally bonded Fe+3. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences: 4: 1039-1047.

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Original EntryManning, P.G. (1967) The optical absorption spectra of some andradites and the identification of 6A, β†’ 4A, 4E(G) transition in octahedrally bonded Fe+3. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences: 4: 1039-1047.
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Plain TextManning, P.G. (1967) The optical absorption spectra of some andradites and the identification of 6A, β†’ 4A, 4E(G) transition in octahedrally bonded Fe+3. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences: 4: 1039-1047.

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