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Spectrochemical Analysis in the Vacuum Ultraviolet with the Hollow-Cathode Light Source—Part I. Qualitative Analysis

Giulio Milazzo, +1 more
- 01 May 1967 - 
- Vol. 21, Iss: 3, pp 172-175
TLDR
In this paper, a hollow-cathode light source of new design has been tested in connection with a vacuum spectrograph, and the limit of detectability under the given conditions was at 0.01 μg iodine.
Abstract
On the basis of some theoretical considerations concerning the analyzability of elements that have their resonance lines in the vacuum ultraviolet, a hollow-cathode light source of new design has been tested in connection with a vacuum spectrograph. The results, which show an improvement over those reported in the literature, are tabulated. The limit of detectability under the given conditions was at 0.01 μg iodine.

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The Hollow Cathode Discharge as a Spectrochemical Emission Source

TL;DR: The hollow cathode discharge (HCD), a specialized type of glow discharge, has been the subject of investigations by physicists (in particular) and chemists for over a half century as discussed by the authors.
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Light sources in the 0.15-20-mu spectral range.

M. W. P. Cann
- 01 Aug 1969 - 
TL;DR: In this paper, different kinds of light sources available for the 0.15-20-μ spectral range are surveyed, where the authors present sufficient information, where available, to show the relative advantages of different sources.
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A simple demountable hollow-cathode tube for the analysis of solutions. Application to lead in biological materials.

TL;DR: A simple demountable hollow-cathode excitation source for the analysis of solutions is described in this paper, which allows water cooling, high emission intensity, discharge shielding, and extreme ease of operation.
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The application of the hollow cathode source to spectrographic analysis

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Some Characteristics of Hollow‐Cathode Discharge Tubes

TL;DR: In this paper, a study was made of the characteristic effects of the inert gas, and variations in the dimensions of the cathode, on the minimum pressure at which the Schuler discharge may be started and maintained.