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If you use RamanLab in your research, please cite:
DOI: 10.22541/au.175269971.11603902/v1
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RamanLab incorporates reference data from several excellent open-access databases:
The mineral Raman spectra database includes data from the RRUFF Project (https://rruff.info), a comprehensive database of Raman spectra, X-ray diffraction, and chemistry data for minerals.
Citation: Lafuente, B., Downs, R.T., Yang, H., and Stone, N. (2015) The power of databases: the RRUFF project. In: Highlights in Mineralogical Crystallography, T Armbruster and R M Danisi, eds. Berlin, Germany, W. De Gruyter, pp 1-30.
Raman spectra for organic and biological materials are sourced from the WURM (Wollongong University Raman Microscopy) Database (https://wurm.info).
Citation: WURM Database, University of Wollongong, https://wurm.info
Microplastic identification capabilities are enhanced by reference spectra from the SLOPP/E (Spectral Library of Plastic Particles) Database.
Citation: SLOPP/E Database, https://www.slopp-e.de
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