Review on laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy: methodology and technical developments

Atomic spectrometry update: review of advances in atomic spectrometry and related techniques

“…Reviews that cover detailed LIBS applications in imaging, classification, or quantitative analysis of different kinds of samples can be found elsewhere. Recent advances and future perspectives of LIBS imaging for material and biomedical applications were discussed by Gardette et al , 90 while novel methodologies and technological developments were summarised by Thomas et al 91 A tutorial describing in detail how to statistically compare predictive models for LIBS quantitative analysis and classification was published by Duponchel et al 92 Recent trends in sample classification using LIBS, providing a comprehensive introduction and overview of the steps to go from recorded data to a well-performing classifier, was reviewed by Brunnbauer et al 93 The development of calibration-free LIBS (CF-LIBS) to improve accuracy in different applications was critically reviewed by Hermann et al 94 and Poggialini et al 95…”

Filament induced breakdown spectroscopy with enhanced excitations from plasma gratings

“…Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) is a rapid technique 1–6 used for spectral detection. It involves focusing high-power laser pulses on the sample surface to create high-temperature plasma.…”