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  • Applied Spectroscopy
  • Vol. 22,
  • Issue 6,
  • pp. 799-800
  • (1968)

Flame Spectroscopy of Powders

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Abstract

At present, flame spectroscopy is done almost entirely with samples in solution form. Methods of introducing powder into a flame include placing it on a rotating asbestos wheel on the edge of the flame rolling it in paper and feeding it into the flame, and dispersing it in a liquid that is handled like a solution. Our approach has been to use a gas stream to carry powder into the flame. The only published technique of this type uses an aspirator and compressed air traveling along a trough These methods have been summarized.

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