Abstract

Noise-amplitude spectra were measured for inductively coupled plasma (ICP) atomic emission spectrometry. These spectra indicate that a significant reduction of noise in the emission signal can be obtained by positioning a chimney over the ICP discharge. In this fashion, noise was reduced in the 200–500 Hz region of the frequency spectrum. The chimney had little effect on flicker (1/<i>f</i>) noise.

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