On the two-phase sample transport of carbon in LA-ICP-MS and its practical implications for trace metal analysis in polymer matrices: classification and sensitivity

The findings of this work are highly significant when analyzing carbon-based samples as we demonstrate a relationship between the analyte's sensitivity and the ratio of gaseous carbon species formed. Additionally, the proof-of-concept for LA-ICP-MS based polymer classification enables easier selection and application of matrix-matched standards for quantitative analysis in polymers.

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Analytica Chimica Acta
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2025-07-18
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aca.2025.344443
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Analytical chemistry methods development
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On the two-phase sample transport of carbon in LA-ICP-MS and its practical implications for trace metal analysis in polymer matrices: classification and sensitivity

Andreas Limbeck, D. Gibbs, Lukas Brunnbauer
Analytica Chimica Acta
Analytical chemistry methods development
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On the two-phase sample transport of carbon in LA-ICP-MS and its practical implications for trace metal analysis in polymer matrices: classification and sensitivity

Andreas Limbeck, D. Gibbs, Lukas Brunnbauer
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The findings of this work are highly significant when analyzing carbon-based samples as we demonstrate a relationship between the analyte's sensitivity and the ratio of gaseous carbon species formed. Additionally, the proof-of-concept for LA-ICP-MS based polymer classification enables easier selection and application of matrix-matched standards for quantitative analysis in polymers.

Analytica Chimica ActaVol. 1372
TU Wien (AT)
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Analytical chemistry methods development
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