A semi-automatic system for operation of electrical detection for a spark-source mass-spectrometer

Conzemius, R.J.; Rhinehart, W.A.; Svec, Harry J.

doi:10.1016/0039-9140(72)80055-9

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“…These include greater speed and higher precision. Most electrical detection systems (1)(2)(3)(4) use the peak switching procedure whereby the electrostatic analyzer voltage is programmed to select the nominated nuclides. This has been preferred to magnetic peak switching because hysteresis effects in the magnet prevent accurate peak location.…”

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Computer-controlled electrical detection system for a spark source mass spectrometer

Dale¹,

Liepa²,

Rendell³

et al. 1981

Anal. Chem.

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Computer-controlled electrical detection system for a spark source mass spectrometer

Dale¹,

Liepa²,

Rendell³

et al. 1981

Anal. Chem.

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An automatic electrometer ranging circuit for a spark-source mass-spectrometer

Conzemius

Sleege

1976

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Survey Analyses of Trace Elements in Water by Spark Source Mass Spectrometry

Crocker

1975

Water Quality Parameters

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The potential role of spark source mass spectrometry in water quality surveillance is perhaps not as widely appreciated as it should be. In this paper an attempt is made to explain what is unique about the technique and how it can augment other more widely used methods of analysis in the study of inorganic constituents of water. At Chalk River it has been used to examine samples of water from several rivers, lakes, and streams. Most of the elements present in 100 ml of water in concentrations of at least one part in 1011 can be determined in a single analysis. To date most other comprehensive evaluations of trace element concentrations in water have suffered from a lack either of sensitivity or of broad elemental coverage. It is probable that spark source mass spectrometry can remedy both of these shortcomings. Thus, it can fulfill a path-finding role in studies of toxic, dietary significant, or other especially interesting trace elements.

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A semi-automatic system for operation of electrical detection for a spark-source mass-spectrometer

Cited by 3 publications

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Computer-controlled electrical detection system for a spark source mass spectrometer

Computer-controlled electrical detection system for a spark source mass spectrometer

An automatic electrometer ranging circuit for a spark-source mass-spectrometer

Survey Analyses of Trace Elements in Water by Spark Source Mass Spectrometry

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