Chemical Effects on the Kα/Kβ Intensity Ratios in Some Transition Elements : CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS
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Shiokawa Takanobu
Department Of Chemistry Faculty Of Science Tohoku University
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Omori Takashi
Department Of Chemistry Faculty Of Science Tohoku University
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Omori Takashi
Department Of Biostatistics Kyoto University
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TAMAKI Yoichi
Department of Chemistry, Miyagi University of Education
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Tamaki Yoichi
Department Of Chemistry Miyagi University Of Education
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SHIOKAWA TAKANOBU
Department of Cbemistry, Faculty of Science, Toboke University,
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