Summary
The computer-time-resolved background measurement in electrothermal AAS (graphite tube-AAS) is employed in order to achieve a differentiation in the substances of organic materials as well as a summary classification by pyrolytic behaviour. By way of example of various humic acids as well as lignin-sulphonic acid the differences in pyrolytic behaviour in UV gas-phase spectrometry is shown.
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Gücer, S., Berndt, H. Unterscheidung von Huminsäuren und Ligninsulfonsäuren durch zeitaufgelöste Untergrundsignale in der Graphitrohr-AAS (Graphitrohr-Pyrolyse, UV-Pyrolyse-Spektrometrie). Z. Anal. Chem. 327, 704–708 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00489167
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