Process and apparatus for analyzing a sample by emission spectro

Optics: measuring and testing – By dispersed light spectroscopy – With sample excitation

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ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for analyzing a sample by emission spectrography comprising a laser, optical means for focusing light emitted by the laser onto the surface of the sample, the power of the laser being sufficient to volatilize and excite the substances constituting the sample and a spectrograph which analyzes the light emitted by the surface of the sample, wherein the angle of impact .alpha. of the light emitted by the latter and focused on the surface of the sample is greater than 10.degree. and the optical axis of the spectrograph passes through the impact point of the laser beam on the sample and is perpendicular to the surface of said sample.
An application is to the analysis of glass samples used for the vitrification of nuclear fission products.

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