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not directly CCP4, but very fundamental

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Subject: not directly CCP4, but very fundamental
From: Richard James Morris <Rick@embl-hamburg.de>
Date: Fri, 12 Nov 1999 18:47:17 +0100 (MET)
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outer shell effects ...bla bla... high occupancy 
.....bla bla... resonance ...bla bla ... transition 
states ...bla bla... bonding ...bla bla...

Yes, but can anyone tell me where the 'white lines' (the ones 
seen in a fluorescence scan at the absorption edge not the 
ones on the road or the drug related ones) REALLY come from?
I mean what happens physically.

Many thanks!

Mentally challenged,

Rick

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