Plasma Chemistry: Application to Noble Gas Mass Spectrometry
Document Type
Conference Abstract
Publication Date
12-1986
Abstract
Recent advances in plasma chemical techniques in the area of soil removal and reversal of terrestrial oxidation effects in archaeological artifacts and meteorites shows promise for further application in meteoritics and geochemistry. We present here two possible application of low-temperature oxygen plasma treatment which may be useful in the area of mass spectrometry for the removal of noble gases from important selected geochemical samples of interest.
Presented at the 49th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society.
Department
Physics and Astronomy
Publication Title
Meteoritics
Recommended Citation
M. W. Rowe, M. Hyman, D. L. Cocke and R. Palma, 1986. Plasma Chemistry: Application to Noble Gas Mass Spectrometry. Meteoritics 21, 495.
DOI
10.1111/j.1945-5100.1986.tb00200.x
Link to Publisher Version (DOI)
Publisher's Copyright and Source
Copyright © 1986 The Meteoritical Society. Article published by John Wiley and Sons in Meteoritics, volume 21, issue number 4, December 1986, page 495.
