As simple method of semi-quantitative spectrochemical analysis which may require no standard sample, utilizing N.B.S.Tables of Spectral-Line Intensities was thought out and studied by universal source unit.
Generally, the observed spectral intensity (
I) is described as a function of the concentration (
C) with the constant term (
K) and (α), that is“
I=
KCα, ”then the values of (α) and (
K) of several elements were investigated from the relationship of N.B.S.intensities and observed intensities.Consequently, the values of (α) were almost equal and of (
K) were closely similar for the same sample under fixed experimental conditions.Then the following semi-quantitative method using only one standard sample was actually tested on some alloys.
(A) For elements contained in a standard sample, only the values of (
K) were measured and their working curves were drawn with a constant inclination (α).
(B) For elements not contained in a standard sample, (
K) of other elements were substituted into them.
In the case of (A), average error was 30-50%and, in case of (B), close to accuracy of order was obtained.
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