Effects of easily ionisable elements on copper and zinc lines excited in a plasma pencil

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Effects of easily ionisable elements on copper and zinc lines excited in a plasma pencil

Abstract: The influence of Easily Ionizable Elements (EIE) (chlorides of Na, K, Mg, Ca, Sr and Ba) on the measured spectral lines intensities of copper and zinc excited in a capacitively coupled tubular discharge, known as a plasma pencil, is described.

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