Abstract
A microwave-induced argon plasma has been evaluated as a spectro-chemical excitation source for multielement analyses of solutions. Results for 12 elements indicate that detection capabilities are typically better than 0.01 μg/ml. Analyses of food composite samples indicate that matrix effects occur but these are cancelled by the use of the internal standard method.
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