Aerosol production in inductively coupled plasma emission spectr

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1985-06-24

1987-06-16

Marcus, Michael S.

Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing

Nuclear magnetic resonance, electron spin resonance or other...

422 68, 436181, 261DIG48, 261 81, G01N 2173

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ABSTRACT:
Apparatus and method are provided for improving the sample aerosol yield in plasma-emission, sequential spectroscopic analysis. A reservoir is employed and an aerosol is produced therein from a limited amount of sample liquid with the assistance of an electro-mechanical oscillator system. Only that amount of aerosol which is supplied to an interconnected plasma by a carrier gas stream is used for a single analysis. Unused aerosol in the reservoir recondenses and mixed with residual sample liquid. Nearly 100% of a sample liquid may be used in this way.

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Drews, Wolf-Dietrichy, "Liquid Atomization By Means of Ultrasonics", reprint from Elektronik vol. 28, No. 10, 1979.

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