О процессах лазерного испарения и использовании водных стандартов при ЛА-ИСП-МС-анализе ряда минералов
Аннотация
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Об авторах
Сергей Леонидович ВотяковРоссия
Наталья Николаевна Адамович
Россия
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Вотяков С.Л., Адамович Н.Н. О процессах лазерного испарения и использовании водных стандартов при ЛА-ИСП-МС-анализе ряда минералов. Литосфера. 2011;(4):56-69.