Sentence examples for spectrochemical analysis from inspiring English sources

When a chemical reagent is used in a spectrophotometric assay, the procedure is called a spectrochemical analysis.

Thanks to the skill of the laboratory's glassblower, Rutherford and his student Thomas Royds were able to isolate some alpha particles and perform a spectrochemical analysis, proving that the particles were helium ions.

A new technique involving laser plasma confinement and bending effects has been developed for direct powder spectrochemical analysis by means of a laser ablation method.

This unique arrangement offers improved testing possibilities for various applications, including simultaneous electrochemical and spectrochemical analysis in environmental testing, identification or quantification of possible species for bioavailability in the biotechnology field, and process control in industrial applications.

The result shows that this technique offers a promising practical alternative for direct spectrochemical analysis of powder sample of small quantity with extremely low background at reduced surrounding air pressure.

In the present work we are presenting a detailed in vitro study of using laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) as a quick and simple method for spectrochemical analysis to identify and characterize some types of human malignancies.

Analysis was performed by a specially developed emission spectrochemical method.

Spectrophotometric titrations are another example of spectrochemical analyses.

In particular it is found that ligands can be arranged in order of the strength of the crystal field that they generate, and this so-called spectrochemical series can be used to rationalize and predict the properties of complexes.

Several spectrochemical buffers (citric acid, EDTA, chlorides of Ca, Cs, La, Li, and Na) were studied for improving the sensitivity of the AAS determinations for Cr.

Oxidation reduction midpoint potential (Em) values of the CuA azurin of +399±10 and +380±2 mV, respectively, were determined by cyclic voltammetry and spectrochemical titration.