Journal of Applied Spectroscopy

, Volume 51, Issue 6, pp 1223–1237 | Cite as

Application of light-scattering spectroscopy to the investigation of inorganic glasses (Review)

  • G. O. Karapetyan
  • V. O. Kabanov
  • A. V. Konstantinov
  • L. V. Maksimov
  • O. V. Yanush
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Spectroscopy Analytical Chemistry Molecular Structure Inorganic Glass 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • G. O. Karapetyan
  • V. O. Kabanov
  • A. V. Konstantinov
  • L. V. Maksimov
  • O. V. Yanush

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