%0 Journal Article
%K Comparison
%K Gas
%K USA
%K Emission
%K Water
%K Plasma diagnostics
%K Ablation
%K Laser
%K Laser ablation
%K Laser ablation
%K Intensities
%K Intensity
%K Time
%K Ca
%K E
%K Inductively coupled plasma (icp)
%K Inductively-coupled plasma
%K Matrix
%K Nebulization
%K Plasma
%K Sample
%K Spectrometry
%K Icp
%K Line
%K No
%K Process
%K Ratio
%K Science
%K Zn
%K C
%K England
%K Matrix effects
%K Argon plasma
%K Calcium
%K Carrier gas
%K Emission spectrometry
%K Emission spectrometry
%K Excitation
%K Ga
%K Line-intensities
%K Matrix effect
%K Ratios
%K Sample introduction
%K Solution
%K Solution nebulization
%K Analyte emission
%K Atomic emission spectrometry
%K Easily ionizable element
%K Electron number densities
%K Flow
%K Gas-flow rate
%K Inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry
%K Load
%K Plasmas
%K Rates
%K Water loading
%A George C.Y Chan
%A Wing-Tat Chan
%A Xianglei Mao
%A Richard E Russo
%B Spectrochimica Acta Part B-Atomic Spectroscopy
%D 2001
%F Laser
%G eng
%M 136
%P 1375-1386
%T Comparison of matrix effects in inductively coupled plasma using laser ablation and solution nebulization for dry and wet plasma conditions
%V 56
%2 LBNL-48244