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Determination of trace metals using an electrothermal atomizer by laser-induced plasma atomic emission spectrometry

Majidi et al., 1991

Document ID
5614100542543135193
Author
Majidi V
Rae J
Ratliff J
Publication year
Publication venue
Analytical Chemistry

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A new technique for ultratrace elemental analysis at mlcrograms/llter and/or mMgrams/Hter concentration levels Is ex-amined. With this method, Iquld samples are deposited Inside a graphite furnace, then dried, ashed, and atomized from the walls of the graphite furnace. At …
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