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A spiral flow ICP torch for axially viewing inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry (axially viewing ICPOES) was developed as a new low-gas-flow torch. Since the spiral flow ICP torch could sustain a stable ICP at Ar plasma gas flow rate of 9 L min−1 with 1.5 kW RF forward power and since the spiral flow ICP obtained showed analytical performance similar to a standard ICP, it is expected to be an alternative ICP torch for axially viewing ICPOES.

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A spectrofluorometric method for determining plasma allantoin based on the glyoxylate reductase reaction

Sumi¹,

Umeda²,

Kishi³

et al. 1976

Analytical Biochemistry

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A spectrofluorometric method for determining plasma allantoin based on the glyoxylate reductase reaction

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