Design, construction and study of a continuously fed ohmically heated reactor for powdered solid sample digestion

Hamier, Jan; Salin, Eric D.

doi:10.1016/j.sab.2004.07.004

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“…Although ICPMS exhibits attractive features for the measurement of this radionuclide, the occurrence of natural iodine 127 I at substantial levels in the solutions recovered after dissolution and extraction steps was shown to induce an interference on the 129 I signal, due to the formation of a polyatomic IH 2 species, as well as a substantial matrix effect for quantitative analyses. These difficulties were overcome by analyzing diluted solutions and using 133 Cs as internal standard. The use of ICPMS after sample pretreatment allowed detection limits for 129 I in the range of 10 -4 Bq/g (10 -11 g/g).…”

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Atomic Spectroscopy

2006

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Atomic spectrometry remains one of the most powerful methods for the determination of the elements and their compounds in a wide variety of types of samples and in widely differing concentrations. Innovation in the optical methods atomic absorption, atomic fluorescence, and atomic emission spectrometry mainly with plasma sources as well as in the use of the same sources as ion sources for elemental mass spectrometry continued to be discussed worldwide in well-known international conferences such as the

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