Investigations concerning light sources for spectrum analysis I

Bardócz, Á.

doi:10.1007/bf03156214

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“…With regard to light sources used for spectrochemistry, four improvements or variations of the interrupted direct current arc are noted (6,21,22,119); there is also an improved spark generator ( 22) and a universal spectroscopic source unit (146). The construction of hollow cathode sources for spectrography (51,98,112,124) and of electrodeless high-frequency sources (32,69,147) are described.…”

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Emission Spectroscopy

Meggers¹

1954

Anal. Chem.

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THEprincipal advances in fundamental research and applications of atomic emission spectroscopy during six postwar years, 1946-51, were reviewed in three previous reports (87-89). The interest in those review's encouraged the preparation of this one covering the years 1952-53. As before, new' information is listed under standard wave lengths, spectral line intensities, Zeeman effect, term analysis, hyperfine structure, isotope shifts, spectrochemical analysis, and related topics.

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