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Fassel, Luminita; Holmér, Gustaf; Grafström, Åke; Boström, Ingemar; Sjölin, Bo; Rogby, Ove; Härd, John Evert; Kasang, Dieter; Holton, Sylvia Wallace; Prins, A. A.; Davis, B. E. C.; Wikberg, Kay; Williamson, C. F.; Quintana, Ricardo; Hagstrum, Jean H.; Murdoch, Dugald R.; Bryson, John R.; Leje, John; Taylor, Christy M.; Spånberg, S. J.; Kisbye, Torben

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“…In view of the disparity of results so far reported on the Ca-PO^ and Ca-Al solute vaporization interference systems (4), it is of interest to evaluate these interferences in a facility specifically assembled for analytical purposes (52) and operated under conditions used for analytical purposes.…”

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“…The presence and degree to which certain interference effects are observed in ICP's appear to be sensitively dependent on a number of plasma properties (4)(5)(6)(7)(33)(34)(35). In view of this dependency, it is instructive to explore some of the unique properties of the annular shaped ICP (1,4,36,37) which appear to lead not only to the high degree of freedom from interference effccts but also to some of the other desirable analytical characteristics. A schematic diagram of the typical annular shaped ICP configuration, including the concentric quartz tubes, the Ar flow patterns, the load coil, and the magnetic fields (H) induced by the radiofrequency currents (I) in the load coil, is shown in Thermal isolation of the plasma is normally achieved with Reed's vortex stabilization technique (38,39), which utilizes a flow of Ar introduced tangentially along the outer quartz tube as shown in Figure 1.…”

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Investigations of several interference effects in high frequency plasmas of analytical importance

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