The glow discharge as an atomization and ionization device
W. W. Harrison
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W. W. Harrison
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All of our projects involve the glow discharge source as our basic research focus. Our primary effort is glow discharge mass spectrometry, but we frequently use complementary procedures such as atomic absorption and atomic emission in the glow discharge to obtain useful information about plasma processes. Our overall goal is to gain a better understanding of the glow discharge and to bring it to bear on real analytical problems.
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All of our projects involve the glow discharge source as our basic research focus. Our primary effort is glow discharge mass spectrometry, but we frequently use complementary procedures such as atomic absorption and atomic emission in the glow discharge to obtain useful information about plasma processes. Our overall goal is to gain a better understanding of the glow discharge and to bring it to bear on real analytical problems.
Key concepts: Glow discharge, Ionization, Atomic physics, Atomic absorption spectroscopy, Plasma, Materials science, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Chemistry