In the past considerable attention has been paid to the problem or explaining analyte and argon excitation in inductively-coupled plasmas. Deviations from Local Thermal Equilibrium (LTE) have been frequently reported. In this paper a theoretical framework is constructed to explain quantitatively analyte and argon excited level densities. An essentially new description of the discharge is proposed in terms of partial LTE and the saturation regime. Models and their applications to an ICP discharge are thoroughly discussed and compared with former LTE models
For the determination of the optimum conditions for spectrochemical analysis with plasmas a simple a...
This paper, the second in the series, deals with the study of the impact of different types of equil...
The temperature determination of plasmas in LTE, or in reality close-to-LTE, from the ratio of line ...
In the past considerable attention has been paid to the problem or explaining analyte and argon exci...
A new approach to evaluating departures from local thermal equilibrium (LTE) in the inductively coup...
It is shown that the state of an ICP plasma can be adequately described by a measured electron densi...
We present a detailed analysis of an argon inductively coupled plasma in terms of electron density a...
We have measured local electron density and temperature profiles in an inductively coupled plasma us...
A model of an inductively coupled argon plasma (ICP), based on a characterisation with the electron ...
A power interruption technique is used to study the population balances of excited states of analyte...
The objectives of this work are twofold: firstly, to understand the inductively coupled argon plasma...
In an effort to elucidate excitation and ionization of analyte in the inductively coupled plasma, ex...
For the determination of the optimum conditions for spectrochemical analysis with plasmas a simple a...
This paper, the second in the series, deals with the study of the impact of different types of equil...
The temperature determination of plasmas in LTE, or in reality close-to-LTE, from the ratio of line ...
In the past considerable attention has been paid to the problem or explaining analyte and argon exci...
A new approach to evaluating departures from local thermal equilibrium (LTE) in the inductively coup...
It is shown that the state of an ICP plasma can be adequately described by a measured electron densi...
We present a detailed analysis of an argon inductively coupled plasma in terms of electron density a...
We have measured local electron density and temperature profiles in an inductively coupled plasma us...
A model of an inductively coupled argon plasma (ICP), based on a characterisation with the electron ...
A power interruption technique is used to study the population balances of excited states of analyte...
The objectives of this work are twofold: firstly, to understand the inductively coupled argon plasma...
In an effort to elucidate excitation and ionization of analyte in the inductively coupled plasma, ex...
For the determination of the optimum conditions for spectrochemical analysis with plasmas a simple a...
This paper, the second in the series, deals with the study of the impact of different types of equil...
The temperature determination of plasmas in LTE, or in reality close-to-LTE, from the ratio of line ...