Optimization of LIBS technique for efficient chlorine detection in polymeric materials

Aida Fazlić; Pavel Pořízka; Maximilian Podsednik; David Procházka; D. Gibbs; Andreas Limbeck; Jozef Kaiser

doi:10.1016/j.sab.2026.107567

May 1, 2026Spectrochimica Acta Part B Atomic SpectroscopyOpen Access

Optimization of LIBS technique for efficient chlorine detection in polymeric materials

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The aim is to optimize the LIBS technique for effectively detecting chlorine in polymeric materials.
Systematic study evaluating the impact of laser optics on chlorine detection
Assessment of pulse configuration and ambient gas effects
Investigation of timing parameters like gate delay and interpulse delay
Achieved improved signal-to-background ratio by optimizing LIBS conditions

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Study optimizes chlorine detection in polymers, suggesting refined LIBS settings enhance accuracy.

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• A systematic study of chlorine detection in polymers using LIBS. • Effects of laser optics, pulse configuration, ambient gas, and timing (gate delay, interpulse delay) were investigated. • Improved signal-to-background ratio achieved through careful tuning of LIBS conditions.

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