1990
DOI: 10.1080/10406639008034767
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Determination of Sulfur-Containing Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds in Coal Extracts using Capillary Column Gas Chromatography with Radio Frequency Plasma Detection

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“…Microwaves have frequently been applied to sustain small helium plasmas, but the energy coupling is relatively complicated and requires the use of special cavities. Therefore, in the present work, a 350 kHz helium plasma was utilized due to the straightforward energy coupling and because of the excellent analytical properties, as demonstrated for gas chromatographic detection. To enhance the sensitivity of the method, the extraction solvent was evaporated prior to analysis. The solid sample was subsequently introduced at the plasma inlet by a sample probe.…”
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“…Microwaves have frequently been applied to sustain small helium plasmas, but the energy coupling is relatively complicated and requires the use of special cavities. Therefore, in the present work, a 350 kHz helium plasma was utilized due to the straightforward energy coupling and because of the excellent analytical properties, as demonstrated for gas chromatographic detection. To enhance the sensitivity of the method, the extraction solvent was evaporated prior to analysis. The solid sample was subsequently introduced at the plasma inlet by a sample probe.…”
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confidence: 99%