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Interference-Free Determination of Rare Earth Elements in Electronic Waste Using ICP-OES Spectroscopy

Shimadzu Corporation
1 Oct 2014

This poster describes an optimized method for analyzing REEs in different kinds of electronic waste (ewaste) with SHIMADZU’s ICPE-9000 simultaneous ICP optical emission spectrometer.

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Atomic Absorption / Emission SpectroscopyElemental Analysis

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