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Inductively coupled plasma cavity ringdown spectrometry

áP MILLER et al., 1997

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14614789376966352686
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áP MILLER G
áB WINSTEAD C
Publication year
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Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry

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Cavity ringdown spectrometry (CRS) differs from standard atomic absorption methods in that it is a measurement of the rate of light absorption by a sample within a closed optical cavity. The ringdown technique yields a very high sensitivity achieved from a combination of long …
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