Glow discharge lamp for qualitative and quantitative spectrum an

Electric lamp and discharge devices – With support and/or spacing structure for electrode and/or... – For plural electrodes of discharge device

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ABSTRACT:
A glow discharge lamp for qualitative and quantitative spectrum analysis having a discharge chamber closable on the cathode side by an electrically conductive disk at cathodic potential in which, to increase the luminous intensity and the accuracy of the analysis, a ring magnet of permanent magnet material magnetized in axial direction for producing a magnetic field extending substantially in axial direction in the discharge chamber is provided and a control electrode which is insulated from the anode body is provided.

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R. M. Lowe, A Modified Glow-Discharge Source for Emission Spectroscopy, Revised Nov. 30, 1975, "Spectrochimics Acta," vol. 31B, pp. 257-261 (1976).

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