Recent development and application of laser induced breakdown spectroscopy

Chen, Jinzhong; Jing, Wang; Song, Guang-ju; Li, Xu; Wang, Ying; Teng, Feng

doi:10.1360/n972015-00439

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“…In recent years, great progress has been made in the theory and application of laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy, especially in the fields of materials, soil, biology, environment, metallurgy, medicine, ancient art and painted cultural relics. 34 AAS. AAS is based on a sample of measured elemental vapor phase ground state atoms by narrowband characteristic of the atoms of the radiation of the light source to produce resonance absorption.…”

Section: Libsmentioning

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Archaeometallomics as a Tool for Studying Ancient Ceramics

Li¹,

Feng²

2021

At.Spectrosc.

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In this paper, the concept of archaeometallomics is put forward to study the role of metal elements in cultural relics. An example is the influence of metal elements in the identification of their origin, dating, authenticity and the technology used for the production of ancient ceramics. This analysis also provides the social and cultural connotations of the development process of that time and shows that there is a close relationship between the rich glaze varieties and the metal elements in porcelain. The application of different analytical techniques in studying metallic elements in ancient ceramics is also briefly summarized. The construction of a metal element composition database and the related questions in the glaze color-forming mechanism of ancient relics should be considered an important research direction for future works.

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Section: Libsmentioning

confidence: 99%