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Long term assessment of LIBS instrumentation in an industrial environment

B. Chadwick, Doug Body

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Testing of daily coal samples at commercial power stations using LIBS instrumentation and standard acid-extraction, AAS analysis has revealed excellent correlation (R > 0.9) between the two methods over 18 months of operation.

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Testing of daily coal samples at commercial power stations using LIBS instrumentation and standard acid-extraction, AAS analysis has revealed excellent correlation (R > 0.9) between the two methods over 18 months of operation.

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Testing of daily coal samples at commercial power stations using LIBS instrumentation and standard acid-extraction, AAS analysis has revealed excellent correlation (R > 0.9) between the two methods over 18 months of operation.

Key concepts: Instrumentation (computer programming), Term (time), Environmental science, Engineering, Computer science, Physics, Operating system, Quantum mechanics

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