Raman spectroscopic investigation of heavy ion damage induced by focused ion beam in lunar breccias 15405, 15445 and reference minerals
Authors:
- Radek NovotnýRNRadek Novotný
- Gunther KletetschkaGKGunther Kletetschka
- Filip KošekFKFilip Košek
- Daniela PopelkováDPDaniela Popelková
Open Access
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- Ministerstvo Školství, Mládeže a Tělovýchovy (LUAUS25082)
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