Rodionova et al., 2005 - Google Patents
NIR spectrometry for counterfeit drug detection: a feasibility studyRodionova et al., 2005
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- Rodionova O
- Houmøller L
- Pomerantsev A
- Geladi P
- Burger J
- Dorofeyev V
- Arzamastsev A
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- Analytica Chimica Acta
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Express-methods for detection of counterfeit drugs are of vital necessity. Visual control, dissociating tests or simple color reaction tests reveal only very rough forgeries. The feasibility of information-rich NIR-measurements as an analytical method together with …
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