Aluminium is a mono-isotope element and can be determined by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS). The measurement of aluminium by ICP-MS suffers potential spectral interferences from multiple elements, which make it challenging to ensure the reliability of the results. Fortunately, the availability of tandem quadrupole ICP-MS (i.e. ICP-QMS/QMS) made it possible to measure multiple aluminium related ionic species for analysis. In the present work, on-line generated ozone was introduced as the reaction gas to the ICP-QMS/QMS for the analysis of aluminium.
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