“…In the literature about the physical–chemistry of the LAL processes, the features in G1–G4 have been used for the quantitative description of laser beam propagation in the liquid, , laser interaction with the target or the plasma plume , (after ca. 1 ns, the laser pulse overlaps with the plasma plume), presence of compounds from the solution (solvent and solutes) in the plasma and in the cavitation bubble, ,,, chemical reactivity of solution species with target species, atmospheric oxygen or plasma electrons, ,,,, and the physics of the cavitation bubble. ,, …”