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Optical Characterization of Micro-porous Ceramics Using Tunable Diode Laser
The properties of micro-porous ceramics are studied in the present work using a tunable diode-laser-based setup. The relative optical porosity is retrieved by using gas in scattering media absorption spectroscopy (GASMAS) - which yields the path length travelled by photons through the gas-filled por
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