Contribution To Absolute Spectral Emission Analysis Of Glasses With The Direct Current Arc And Photoelectric Recording

An absolute method that is without reference standards of spectral emission analysis with photoelectric recording is described. 5mg of sample is completely volatilised in a d.c arc and the light emitted recorded photoelectrically. Calibration curves for the individual elements need only to be determined once. Various additions to the glass being analysed were not found to have any definite effect on the results. The useful concentration range for analysis is almost 0-100% and the standard error for average contents is about 3% of actual value; the process can therefore be used quantitatively. Possibilities of improving precision of analysis are reviewed; for example local stabilisation of the arc (possibly by a stream of air) could improve performance.

Author
R Kneisel & W Kessler
Origin
Unknown
Journal Title
Glastech Ber 36 6 1963 207-212
Sector
Primary Papers
Class
PP 1351

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Contribution To Absolute Spectral Emission Analysis Of Glasses With The Direct Current Arc And Photoelectric Recording
Glastech Ber 36 6 1963 207-212
PP 1351
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