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Detector, atomic spectrometer dynamic range

The calibration of atomic spectrometers can be handled much easier than that of conventional IC detectors using the large dynamic range of ICP techniques. Those simple off-line calibrations had been used for ICP-AES and ICP-MS in on-line preconcentration applications. With its ability to decide between isotopes the ICP-MS is well suited for isotope dilution analysis (IDMS), a calibration tool which increases the accuracy, the results and saves time due to reduced calibration work. The use of IDMS in combination with on-line coupling methods allows a significant speedup of the usually to IDMS applied time consuming separation processes. [Pg.1011]


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