Abstract

Atomic and singly ionic elemental emission lines, observed while 1000 mg/L stock solutions were being nebulized, are listed by element and by wavelength for the spectral region between 160 nm and 200 nm. Relative emission intensities are given for each line, and approximate detection limits are calculated for the most analytically useful lines.

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