Direct injection micro nebulizer system and method of use
AssigneeCetac Technologies Inc.
InventorDaniel R. Wiederin
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AssigneeCetac Technologies Inc.
InventorDaniel R. Wiederin
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A direct injection micro nebulizer system for use in nebulizing sample solutions in close proximity to sample analysis systems, is disclosed. The present invention offers design features and utility not available in previously known micro nebulizer systems. The present invention, preferrably, provides single piece unibody construction of the primary body element, and construction of all element thereof from nonmetallic, hydrofloric acid resistant materials. The present invention allows easy cleaning and adjustment of element relationships which are necessary to proper operation of direct injection micro nebulizer systems. Use of separate or integrated protective sleeving on otherwise crushable sample solution delivery tubing is also disclosed. Use of the direct injection micro nebulizer with standard and specially designed inductively coupled plasma torches, as well as other sample analysis systems is disclosed.
A direct injection micro nebulizer system comprising:
A method of nebulizing a sample solution comprising the steps of:
A sample analysis system for use with direct injection micro nebulizer systems comprising a specially designed torch of the type used in inductively coupled plasma analysis of samples, which specially designed torch comprises:
A direct injection micro nebulizer system of the type including a sample delivery tube system concentrically encompassed within a centrally located longitudinally oriented hole through a primary body element of a generally elongated shape;
A direct injection micro nebulizer system of the type including a sample delivery tube system concentrically encompassed within a centrally located longitudinally oriented hole through a primary body element of a generally elongated shape presenting with a longitudinal dimension;
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