Interference studies in slotted silica tube trap technique

Cold vapour generation and on-line trapping of cadmium species on quartz surface prior to detection by atomic absorption spectrometry

“…10 The idea of using the quartz surface as a trap material has originated from our previous studies where a slotted quartz tube was used for in situ trapping using flame AAS. [22][23][24] It seems that a quartz surface has potential as a trap material for analytes that can be converted into gaseous species, such as hydrides.…”

Vapor generation and atom traps: Atomic absorption spectrometry at the ng/L level

“…Its introduction as a novel device [26][27][28]30], studies regarding revolatilization mechanisms [31] and interferences [32] have been reported.…”