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Signatures of rare-earth elements in mineralogical form using laser-ablation dual-comb spectroscopy
Spectroscopy of laser-produced plasmas offers an avenue for real-time, standoff and non-preparatory sensing of rare-earth elements (REEs) within a mineralogical context with applications spanning exploration geology to ore body mapping to ore sorting. Demonstrations of laser-induced breakdown spectr
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