Sampling solids laser-assisted

Atomic fluorescence spectrometry may be the most sensitive of the four techniques — particularly with laser assistance it has rarely been used with solid or slurry sampling and largely for determinations of metals in biological fluids, urine [105-107] and blood [106-110], Typical examples of solid sampling with this technique include the determination of Li in lithium oxalate [111], Ti in electrothermal atomizers [112], Pb and T1 in nickel-based alloys [113], and Co in high-purity tin [114],... 

Fig. 9,1, Techniques based on laser-assisted solid sampling/atomic detection.

Laser-assisted solid sampling 9.3.8. Data collection detector delay... 

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