Microsoft Excel Technique for Creating Reciprocal Scales on X–Y Plots

Masahiro Watanabe

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Applied Spectroscopy
Vol. 54,
Issue 10,
pp. 1546-1547
(2000)

Microsoft Excel Technique for Creating Reciprocal Scales on X–Y Plots

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