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in 1928(passive) was inventedus Raman Spectroscopy
to tellis composedof using spectroscopy
85 % of what we know aboutwas discoveredusing spectroscopy
85 % of what we know about the universewas discoveredusing spectroscopy
also(passive) is ... influencedFluorescence spectroscopy
The strong green emission lines of the Cat 's Eye Nebuladiscoveredusing spectroscopy
the phenomena of second order diffraction ... the problemscan causein fluorescence spectroscopy
the Indian physicist Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman in 1928(passive) has been discovered byRaman spectroscopy
Recent high qualityhas ledIR spectroscopy
by Raman in 1928(passive) was discovered byRaman spectroscopy
after the second world war(passive) was discoveredNMR spectroscopy
Dr Casiraghi group(passive) led byRaman spectroscopy
by the German chemists Gustav KIRCHHOFF and Robert Bunsen ( 181199(passive) discovered bySPECTROSCOPY
the eminent physicist Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman in 1928(passive) discovered byspectroscopy
Gustav Kirchhoff and Robert Bunseninventedspectroscopy
by the eminent physicist Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman(passive) discovered byspectroscopy
the eminent physicist while working in the laboratory of the Indian Association for the Cultivation of science , Kolkata(passive) discovered byspectroscopy
a 10-meter class optical telescopedesigned mainlyfor spectroscopy
by the eminent physicist Cv Raman(passive) discovered byspectroscopy
the eminent physicist Cv Raman(passive) discovered byspectroscopy
the German chemists Gustav kirchhoff and Robert Bunsen ( 1811 - 99 ) and published in 1856(passive) discovered byspectroscopy
by the German chemists Gustav KIRCHHOFF and Robert Clocck ( 181199(passive) discovered bySPECTROSCOPY
a 10-metre class optical telescopedesigned mainlyfor spectroscopy
by the eminent physicist C.V. Raman(passive) discovered byspectroscopy
the gigantic 10-meter class optical telescopedesigned mainlyfor spectroscopy
by Sir CV Raman(passive) discovered byspectroscopy
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the German chemists Gustav KIRCHHOFF and Robert Clocck ( 181199 ) and published in 1856(passive) discovered bySPECTROSCOPY
by the eminent physicist(passive) discovered byspectroscopy
by this eminent physicist(passive) discovered bythe spectroscopy
by Bunsen and Kirchhoff(passive) had been inventeda spectroscopy
Quantum Cascade Lasers ( QCL) aredesignedfor spectroscopy
the work he didledto spectroscopy
Sir Isaac Newton ... the maninventedspectroscopy
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A new monochromatordesignedfor spectroscopy
Photoelectronresultsspectroscopy
MRresultsspectroscopy
a conventionoriginatingin spectroscopy
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the first extrasolar planetsdiscoveredthe first extrasolar planets
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from the concept of dispersion of visible lightoriginatedfrom the concept of dispersion of visible light
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from remote sensing and has been discovered for various applications by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration ( NASAwas originatedfrom remote sensing and has been discovered for various applications by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration ( NASA
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to the development of more efficient solar cellscould contributeto the development of more efficient solar cells
just how these systems workto discoverjust how these systems work
to the understanding of biological materials for many yearshas contributedto the understanding of biological materials for many years
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in detection and quantitative spectral classification of 134 emission - line objectsresultedin detection and quantitative spectral classification of 134 emission - line objects
to detect alpha radiationdesignedto detect alpha radiation
mesoscopic structure in ionic liquidsto discovermesoscopic structure in ionic liquids
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to detect alpha particlesdesignedto detect alpha particles
Several chemical elements(passive) were discovered bySeveral chemical elements
Several of the chemical elements(passive) were discovered bySeveral of the chemical elements
to spot optical frequency shifts and line - broadening results within the diversity of many MHz all the way down to a number of Hzdesignedto spot optical frequency shifts and line - broadening results within the diversity of many MHz all the way down to a number of Hz
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several additional compoundsto discoverseveral additional compounds
to spot optical frequency shifts and line - broadening results within the diversity of many MHz right down to a number of Hzdesignedto spot optical frequency shifts and line - broadening results within the diversity of many MHz right down to a number of Hz
to identify optical frequency shifts and line - broadening effects in the range of many MHz down to a few Hzdesignedto identify optical frequency shifts and line - broadening effects in the range of many MHz down to a few Hz
in the detectionresultedin the detection
to spot optical frequency shifts and line - broadening results within the variety of many MHz all the way down to a number of Hzdesignedto spot optical frequency shifts and line - broadening results within the variety of many MHz all the way down to a number of Hz
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to spot optical frequency shifts and line - broadening results within the variety of many MHz right down to a number of Hzdesignedto spot optical frequency shifts and line - broadening results within the variety of many MHz right down to a number of Hz
to molecules , which lead to reactions , which lead to chemistryleadsto molecules , which lead to reactions , which lead to chemistry
to physical understandingleadsto physical understanding
Helium(passive) was discoveredHelium
the past(passive) discovered bythe past
the time(passive) was discoveredthe time