The effect of hydrogen from hydrides generation in a radially-viewed inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy with a dual hydride-generator system on plasma excitation characteristic was studied. The effects of the acid concentration and reductant solution flow rate on the fundamental parameters were evaluated. Results showed an improvement on the plasma excitation conditions compared to standard nebulization. The excitation temperature, the electron number density and the ionic-to-atomic lines Mg(II)/Mg(I) ratio increased significantly when the system was operated in the dual mode, even at very low reductant flow. These parameters increased in magnitude when increased reductant flow rate and acid concentratio
Spectroscopic investigations have been carried out on an argon inductively coupled plasma operating ...
Optical emission spectroscopy (OES) can be used to map the electron energy distribution of hydrogen ...
An overview describing technique of volatile hydride generation in connection with inductively coupl...
En este trabajo se realizó un estudio del efecto del hidrógeno producido en la generación de hidruro...
The combined effect of the power and the carrier gas flow rate on excitation temperature, electron n...
The analytical performance of axially and radially viewed inductively coupled plasma optical emissio...
This report surveys the historical development of dual-mode sample-introduction systems used with in...
This study compares measurements of ion energy and the polyatomic species abundance in conventional ...
For the determination of the optimum conditions for spectrochemical analysis with plasmas a simple a...
The excitation temperature and electron number density have been measured for end-on-view ICP discha...
The effects of organic acids in an inductively coupled plasma (ICP) have been studied with reference...
The power requirements of RF heated sources for negative hydrogen ions in fusion are substantial, wh...
The fundamental principles of inductively coupled plasmas as applied to atomic emission spectrometry...
In plasma spraying, hydrogen is widely used as a secondary working gas besides argon. In particular ...
An attempt was made to investigate the optical emission spectra of atomic, molecular, and ionic spec...
Spectroscopic investigations have been carried out on an argon inductively coupled plasma operating ...
Optical emission spectroscopy (OES) can be used to map the electron energy distribution of hydrogen ...
An overview describing technique of volatile hydride generation in connection with inductively coupl...
En este trabajo se realizó un estudio del efecto del hidrógeno producido en la generación de hidruro...
The combined effect of the power and the carrier gas flow rate on excitation temperature, electron n...
The analytical performance of axially and radially viewed inductively coupled plasma optical emissio...
This report surveys the historical development of dual-mode sample-introduction systems used with in...
This study compares measurements of ion energy and the polyatomic species abundance in conventional ...
For the determination of the optimum conditions for spectrochemical analysis with plasmas a simple a...
The excitation temperature and electron number density have been measured for end-on-view ICP discha...
The effects of organic acids in an inductively coupled plasma (ICP) have been studied with reference...
The power requirements of RF heated sources for negative hydrogen ions in fusion are substantial, wh...
The fundamental principles of inductively coupled plasmas as applied to atomic emission spectrometry...
In plasma spraying, hydrogen is widely used as a secondary working gas besides argon. In particular ...
An attempt was made to investigate the optical emission spectra of atomic, molecular, and ionic spec...
Spectroscopic investigations have been carried out on an argon inductively coupled plasma operating ...
Optical emission spectroscopy (OES) can be used to map the electron energy distribution of hydrogen ...
An overview describing technique of volatile hydride generation in connection with inductively coupl...