Multi-element optimization of the operating parameters for inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry with a charge injection device detector for the analysis of samples dissolved in organic solvents
A multi-element optimization of the operating parameters for simultaneous ICP-AES with a CID detector for the analysis of samples dissolved in organic solvents was carried out. Some statistical experimental designs were used to evaluate the influence of the operating parameters on the effect of vola...
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1998
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