Rationale, design and initial performance of a dual-wavelength (157 & 193 nm) cryo-LA-ICP-MS/MS system

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Tobias Erhardt; C. Ashley Norris; Ruben Rittberger; Michael Shelley; Martin Kutzschbach; L. Markó; Alexander Schmidt; Wolfgang Müller

doi:10.1039/d5ja00090d

January 1, 2025Journal of Analytical Atomic SpectrometryOpen Access

Rationale, design and initial performance of a dual-wavelength (157 & 193 nm) cryo-LA-ICP-MS/MS system

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Key Points

The dual-wavelength LA-ICP-MS system demonstrated effective ablation performance in quartz and ice samples.
Initial tests reveal reliable performance metrics for both materials during analytical processes.
Design features of the cryo-LA-ICP-MS/MS system leverage specific wavelengths for improved outcomes.
The findings indicate that this technology could enhance analyses in various scientific fields.

Implication

New dual-wavelength LA-ICP-MS system shows effective performance in quartz and ice ablations, suggesting potential for enhanced analytical applications.

Abstract

Showing the design of a new 157 nm LA-ICP-MS system and demonstrating its performance using ablations of quartz and ice.

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Erhardt et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4565431b076d99fa5ae38 https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ja00090d

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Rationale, design and initial performance of a dual-wavelength (157 & 193 nm) cryo-LA-ICP-MS/MS system

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Rationale, design and initial performance of a dual-wavelength (157 & 193 nm) cryo-LA-ICP-MS/MS system

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