Development of computer controlled deuterium lamp background correction atomic absorption spectrometer

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1988

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Toydemir, Şerife

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Ş. Toydemir, “Development of computer controlled deuterium lamp background correction atomic absorption spectrometer,” Middle East Technical University, 1988.