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Fake turquoises investigated by Raman microscopy by Bernardino, Nathália D’Elboux, Izumi, Celly M.S., de Faria, Dalva L.A.

“…•Turquoise simulants were analyzed using Raman microscopy.•Minerals, binders and dyes were characterized.•Treated turquoise is an expression used even when…”
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Effect of MnO2 and α-Fe2O3 on organic binders degradation investigated by Raman spectroscopy by Bernardino, Nathália D’Elboux, Puglieri, Thiago Sevilhano, de Faria, Dalva L.A.

“…Vibrational spectroscopy and GC–MS were used to investigate the effect of MnO2 and α-Fe2O3 on the degradation of methyl linoleate and vegetal and animal fatty…”
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Comparison of Chemometric and Chromatographic Methods to Obtain Kinetic Parameters for Textile Dyes during a Biodegradation Process by Barreto, Wagner José, Bernardino, Nathalia D'Elboux, Doi, Suely Mayumi Obara, Afonso, Renata

“…The concentrations of three industrial-grade textile dyes were determined in a mixture after degradation by the fungus Ganoderma sp, by using the methods of…”
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Technical Note: Fake turquoises investigated by Raman microscopy by Bernardino, Nathália D’Elboux, Izumi, Celly M.S, Faria, Dalva L.A. de

“…Highlights • Turquoise simulants were analyzed using Raman microscopy. • Minerals, binders and dyes were characterized. • Treated turquoise is an expression…”
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Effect of MnO sub(2) and [alpha]-Fe sub(2)O sub(3) on organic binders degradation investigated by Raman spectroscopy by Bernardino, Nathalia D'Elboux, Puglieri, Thiago Sevilhano, de Faria, Dalva LA

“…Vibrational spectroscopy and GC-MS were used to investigate the effect of MnO sub(2) and [alpha]-Fe sub(2)O sub(3) on the degradation of methyl linoleate and…”
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Biodegradação de uma mistura de corantes têxteis usando o fungo Ganoderma sp: um estudo cinético by Wagner José Barreto, Nathalia D'Elboux Bernardino, Renata Afonso, Suely Mayumi Obara Doi

“…The kinetics of biodegradation by the fungus Ganoderma sp of textile dyes Yellow, Blue and Red Procion were studied in effluents using UV-Vis spectroscopy,…”
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