Abstract
Horizontal ICP with large droplet cloud showing YO and neutral Y emission.
Highlights
The behavior of wet droplets and the resulting solid analyte particles in high-temperature atom and atomic ion sources has been an ongoing interest of Prof
The present paper describes these events for large wet droplets from a conventional pneumatic nebulizer, which remains the most widespread mode of sample introduction into the inductively coupled plasma (ICP)
Video 1 in the Electronic supplementary information (ESI) section† shows an entire clip taken under the conditions described above
Summary
The author's group has contributed to droplet and particle studies via high-speed photographic experiments. The present paper uses an improved camera with both high shutter speed and fast framing rate. The present paper describes these events for large wet droplets from a conventional pneumatic nebulizer, which remains the most widespread mode of sample introduction into the ICP.
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