plasma-jet excitation
plasma-jet excitation
[′plaz·mə ‚jet ‚ek·sə′tā·shən] (spectroscopy)
The use of a high-temperature plasma jet to excite an element to provide measurable spectra with many ion lines similar to those from spark-excited spectra.
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