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  • Applied Spectroscopy
  • Vol. 22,
  • Issue 4,
  • pp. 348-349
  • (1968)

Hollow-Cathode Lamp for Use in Emission and Absorption

R. A. Woodriff, G. V. Wheeler, and W. A. Ryder

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Abstract

Demountable hollow-cathode lamps have frequent application as sample emission sources in high resolution spectroscopy and as light emission sources in atomic absorption spectrometry. We are interested in both of these uses and also the application of the lamps for the sample absorption sources in atomic absorption spectrometry.

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