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January 1, 1964Journal de physiqueOpen Access

The optical properties of evaporated gold in the vacuum ultraviolet from 300 Å to 2 000 Å

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LCL. R. CanfieldNational Institute of Standards and TechnologyGHG. HassUnited States Army Medical CommandWHW. R. HunterSiemens (Germany)

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