Sliding spark spectroscopy

Seidel, Timur; Golloch, Alfred; Beerwald, H.; Böhm, G.

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“…The first direct analytical use of sliding-spark spectroscopy was reported by Golloch et al [8,9,10]. The first sliding spark spectrometer, which was developed at our laboratory for identification of plastics and fire-retardant polymers on the basis of their semiqualitative spectroscopic signatures, demonstrated the feasibility of quantitative analysis by unique detection of Sn and Zn in PVC polymers with limits of detection of 0.05% m/m [9].…”

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“…Surface spark discharges propagating on dielectric materials [1,2,3,4,5,6,7] have the potential for quantitative elemental analysis in non-conducting matrices. A new analytical techniquethe so-called sliding-spark spectroscopy -in which the discharge plasma is bound by and propagates on the surface of a dielectric which is also the sample, in this work a sediment matrix, has been described [8].…”

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Sliding-spark spectrometry of sediment samples

Angeyo

Flórián

Golloch

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Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry

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Direct analysis of non-conducting solids and dielectric surface layers for elements at trace levels has been shown to be feasible by the new so-called sliding-spark spectroscopy, in which a discharge plasma is bound by, and propagates on, the surface of a dielectric sample matrix. By using a river sediment as a model matrix, bound in PVC to improve elemental atomization and excitation efficiency, as a result of the formation of volatile chlorides, the potential of the technique for environmental applications has been investigated by studying the characteristic UV-visible radiation emitted in the wavelength range 210-510 nm for the elements Fe, Cr, Ni, Cu, Pb, Cd, Zn, Co, V, Ti, and Mn. The radiation was detected by means of a CCD spectrometer and analysed for spectral line identification, selection, and the linearity of the spectral response, to determine whether this was suitable for establishing a calibration strategy for quantitative analysis using the sliding-spark source.

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Sliding-spark spectrometry of sediment samples

Angeyo

Flórián

Golloch

et al. 2002

Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry

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Analytische Atomspektrometrie

Broekaert¹

1994

Nachr. Chem. Tech. Lab.

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Herausgegeben von der Gesellschait Deutscher Chemiker Analytische A tomspe ktrome t r e Viereinhalb Jahre sind seit dem Erscheinen der letzten Marktubersichten zum Theme Atomspektrometrie vergangen [diese Nachr. 1989, 37, Sonderheft Spektroskopie], vie1 Zeit zur Weiterenf wicklung der wissenscha ftlichen Grundlagen der Methoden, aber auch der apparativen Ausfuhnrng und der Applikationen. Und auf Anwendungen liegt der Schwerpunkf des folgenden Berichts: Aktuelle Forschungsergebnisse in der Atomspektrometrie werden zusammenfassend dargestellt. Es schlieBt sich eine Tabelle an, in der 90 Gerate, d.h. die zur Messung niitige Hardware, nach Angaben aus Firmenprospekten knapp charakterisiert werden. Wir danken den Autoren, Prof Dr. Jose A. C. Broekaert und Dr. Norbert Jakubowski, Dortmund, sowie besonders Dr. Franz Leis, Dortmund, der unter groRem Einsatz die Geratedaten zusammengetragen hat, f i r ihre kompetente und engagierte Unterstufzung.

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Trends of development in plasma techniques for atomic spectrometric analysis: A review

Broekaert

1995

Mikrochim Acta

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Sliding spark spectroscopy

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Sliding-spark spectrometry of sediment samples

Sliding-spark spectrometry of sediment samples

Analytische Atomspektrometrie

Trends of development in plasma techniques for atomic spectrometric analysis: A review

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