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  • Applied Spectroscopy
  • Vol. 15,
  • Issue 6,
  • pp. 179-180
  • (1961)

Spectrochemical Analysis of Oils Using "Vacuum Cup" Electrode

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Abstract

Zink (<i>1</i>) described a new method for handling solution samples in spectrochemical analysis. This method was based upon a suggestion by Eichhoff (<i>2</i>) in which he proposed the use of a "capillary" electrode to bring the solution to the analytical gap. The method was modified by changing some of the design features of the capillary electrode and adding a Teflon cup. Attempts to obtain spectra of various oil samples by this method failed; this appeared to be due to the size of the axial canal, and the eventual flaming of the oil sample which seriously disrupted the excitation process.

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