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January 15, 1967Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres

Studies of the middle- and far-infrared spectra of mineral surfaces for application in remote compositional mapping of the Moon and planets

J. R. Aronson Alfred G. Emslie Ronald V. Allen Hugh G. McLinden

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Middle and far IR spectra of silicate minerals for remote sensing of lunar or planetary surface composition

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