Molecular emission cavity analysis—a new flame analytical technique

Direct current electrogenerated chemiluminescent microdetermination of peroxydisulfate in aqueous solution

“…In the meantime, several techniques have been reported for the determination of S2082" (14)(15)(16)(17)(18). For example, about 10"3 ( = mol L'1) S2082" was detected using alternating current polarography (14).…”

LXXXVI. Atomic spectroscopy atomization systems [part one]

“…Nickel Absorption Tube used a soil'd mixture of fuei, oxidant and sample which were ignited in the optical path. Belcher, Bogdanski and Townshend (28) reported the use of molecular emission cavity analysis. It has mainly been applied to molecular species but atomic analysis should be possible.…”

Inorganic and geological materials

“…The cavity is introduced into a flame in line with a detector and the resulting emission is recorded. The technique has thus far been applied to the determination of sulfur (22), selenium and tellurium (24), boron (23), and arsenic and antimony (21). A review has also been published (20).…”