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Recent advances in analytical spark source mass spectrometry

Adams, 1982

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11896157263201928064
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Adams F
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Mathematical and Physical Sciences

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Spark source mass spectrometry is an established technique for the chemical analysis of trace and minor inorganic constituents in many types of material. Its merits are its inherent high sensitivity with detection limits down to a few nanograms per gram and an extremely …
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