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(2015) “Recent Advances in Nanoscale Particles and Structures for Analytical Applications”. Analytical Sciences, 31 (5). 343 doi:10.2116/analsci.31.343

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Year2015Volume31
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PublisherJapan Society for Analytical Chemistry
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