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This chapter gives a brief account of the principal instruments used for measurements of the reflecting properties of rocks. The purpose of describing the instruments is merely to acquaint the geologist with the operating principle of each instrument and the conditions in which it is used. Such knowledge is essential for efficient utilization of the apparatus.
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Romanova, M.A. (1964). Methods of Measuring Spectral Luminance Factors of Rocks. In: Air Survey of Sand Deposits by Spectral Luminance. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-7203-5_4
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