Behaviour of a flow focusing pneumatic nebulizer with high total dissolved solids solution on radially- and axially-viewed inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry
Aerosol dilution (AD) is a sample introduction tool that allows the direct analysis of complex matrix samples by plasma-based analytical techniques. In AD, a controlled gas stream (dilution gas) is...
Aerosol dilution (AD) is a sample introduction tool that allows the direct analysis of complex matrix samples by plasma-based analytical techniques. In AD, a controlled gas stream (dilution gas) is...
“…More recently, new types of nebulizers that utilize a owfocusing effect 13,14 and a ow-blurring effect 14,15 have realized ne nebulization along with high TDS tolerance. [16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24] We have previously developed a high performance concentric nebulizer (HPCN) utilizing the ow-focusing effect. [25][26][27][28] The HPCN has a unique triple-tube concentric structure, by which micro-thread liquid ows are formed inside the nebulizer nozzle that does not come into contact with the gas exit orice.…”
A novel concentric type grid nebulizer (CGrid) was developed for sample introduction into an inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometer (ICP-OES).
“…In this context, the Flow Blur-ringÒ multiple nebulizer (FBMN) has been introduced as a new and efficient aerosol generation technology for liquid sample introduction into the plasma. [5][6][7] Flow BlurringÒ and Flow FocusingÒ were described by Gañ an-Calvo and Rosell-Llompart. 8,9 Particularly, both technologies produce a finer aerosol in comparison with a conventional pneumatic nebulizer.…”
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