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Production of ultrafine particles by nanosecond laser sampling using orthogonal prepulse laser breakdown

Lindner et al., 2005

Document ID
9664759105130541945
Author
Lindner H
Koch J
Niemax K
Publication year
Publication venue
Analytical chemistry

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The particle size distribution and composition of nanosecond laser-generated aerosols from brass samples in atmospheric argon has been measured by low-pressure impaction and subsequent quantitative analysis of the aerosols by total reflection X-ray fluorescence …
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