Ignition means in a chemical analyzer flame photometer

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1976-09-21

1977-12-13

Serwin, R.E.

Chemistry: physical processes

Physical processes

Crystallization

23230B, 23254E, 356 87, 356187, G01N 3316, G01N 2158

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040626512

ABSTRACT:
In a flame photometer in a chemical analyzer, an electrical spark is used to ignite gas. An improved construction is provided in which an electrode is provided at the center of a nozzle screen, and the nozzle screen is utilized as a ground terminal. An improved electrode assembly facilitating ease of connection of a power source to the electrode is also provided.

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patent: 3689225 (1972-09-01), White

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