Infrared spectral investigations of UV irradiated nucleobases adsorbed on mineral surfaces
Authors:
- Teresa FornaroTFTeresa Fornaro
- John Robert BrucatoJBJohn Robert Brucato
- Emanuele PaceEPEmanuele Pace
- Mariangela Cestelli GuidiMGMariangela Cestelli Guidi
- Sergio BranciamoreSBSergio Branciamore
- Amaranta PucciAPAmaranta Pucci
- 1 September 2013
- Vol. 226 (1) , 1068-1085
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Funding Information
- Italian Space Agency (ASI) (I/060/10/0)
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