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PLASMA CHEMISTRY AND
PLASMA PROCESSING
Journal of Biotechnology and Phytochemistry
Volume 1, Issue 2
Plasma Chemistry 2017
Laser-induced plasma spectroscopy for
applications in analytical chemistry
Christian Parigger
Center for Laser Applications - University of Tennessee Space Institute, USA
T
he generation of plasma has served well in diagnostics
applicable to analytical chemistry. Laser-induced
plasma shows various applications in determining species
composition of materials, parameters such as electron density
and temperature, or dynamics of processes, to name a few
research areas. Of particular interest are the characterization
of hydrogen plasma and selected diatomic molecular spectra
or ‘fingerprints’ that can be measured with temporally
and spatially resolved emission spectroscopy. Recorded
high-speed photography images particularly in gaseous
environments are associated with spectral data sets by use
of computed tomographic methods that include integral
transforms of line-of-sight data.
cparigge@utsi.eduJ Biot Phyt 2017