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Spark Analysis of Semi-Microsamples

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Abstract

A new method of mounting semi-microsamples for spectrographic analysis is described. The method is very flexible and is particularly adapted to those procedures involving limited samples. An appreciable decrease in the cost of high purity spectrographic materials can be obtained. The method can be applied to arc or spark techniques without modification.

© 1951 Optical Society of America

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