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Synthesis and characterization of Q Dots entrapped Silica for photonic applications.

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REMYA ,M

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TextPublication details: Pandalam, Dept. of Physics, NSS College Pandalam, University of Kerala, 2025Other classification:

C51:(D65,32(C216):(E141-2))

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PhD Thesis	Kerala University Library Thesis	Kerala University Library	Reference	C51:(D65,32(C216):(E141-2)) R5 (RT) (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan	G46214

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