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Infrared spectroscopy has played a big role in the analysis of protective and decorative coatings (1,2,3) and continues to be a major technique for proof of polymer and additive identity and structure.
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Pearson, L.R. (1971). Infrared Analysis of Polymer Surfaces and Strata by KBr Abrasion Techniques. In: Craver, C.D. (eds) POLYMER CHARACTERIZATION Interdisciplinary Approaches. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-1929-0_8
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