Chemical images: Technical approaches and issues

@article{Clark2006ChemicalIT,
  title={Chemical images: Technical approaches and issues},
  author={Donald A. Clark and Slobodan {\vS}a{\vs}iċ},
  journal={Cytometry Part A},
  year={2006},
  volume={69A}
}
Chemical mapping techniques using Raman microscopy are introduced, and using an example of a pharmaceutical tablet, the practical aspects of data collection and processing to produce a chemical image of the sample are detailed. Issues related to data processing, instrument standards, chemical image reportable errors, and the interpretation of chemical images are presented to encourage debate, develop solutions, and promote use in other challenging scientific applications. applications. © 2006… 
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