An inexpensive continuous-type ultrasonic nebulizer for atomic spectrometry
Qinhan Jin, Feng Liang, Yanfu Huan, Yanbo Cao, Jianguang Zhou, Hanqi Zhang, Wenjun Yang
Abstract
Qinhan Jin, Feng Liang, Yanfu Huan, Yanbo Cao, Jianguang Zhou, Hanqi Zhang, Wenjun Yang
Abstract
We developed an inexpensive continuous-type ultrasonic nebulizer for atomic spectrometry based on a domestic humidifier. With this nebulizer, the aerosol introduction rate is about 1.0 mL/min, much greater than that of pneumatic nebulizer. The long-term stability was also satisfactory because both the solution level and the coupling water temperature were held constant. The pumps controlled by a computer allow the nebulizer to work continuously. The results show that both the analytical performance and the cost were satisfactory. © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Lab Robotics and Automation 12:76–80, 2000
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We developed an inexpensive continuous-type ultrasonic nebulizer for atomic spectrometry based on a domestic humidifier. With this nebulizer, the aerosol introduction rate is about 1.0 mL/min, much greater than that of pneumatic nebulizer. The long-term stability was also satisfactory because both the solution level and the coupling water temperature were held constant. The pumps controlled by a computer allow the nebulizer to work continuously. The results show that both the analytical performance and the cost were satisfactory. © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Lab Robotics and Automation 12:76–80, 2000
Key concepts: Nebulizer, Chemistry, Ultrasonic sensor, Automation, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Aerosol, Chromatography, Process engineering