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Flame Photometry

A type of atomic spectroscopy capable of qualitatively or quantitatively determining certain cations (particularly Na, K, Rb, Cs, Ca, Ba, Cu) by… 
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Review
1992
Review
1992
Developments and future trends in fire test standardization in the USA. Fire safety issues in the United States for plastics in… 
1987
1987
Rumen Na+ and K+ concentrations in reindeer were manipulated by introducing 4 M KC1 or 4 M NaCl into the reindeer rumen. A… 
1983
1983
Two published methods of assessing test-dose 24-hour serum lithium concentrations as measured by flame emission spectrophotometry… 
1961
1961
A method is described for the measurement of magnesium in biological materials and has been applied to the Unicam flame… 
1959
1959
A rapid procedure for the routine determination of calcium in serum and urine has been described. 0.1 ml. of serum is titrated… 
1957
1957
a number of tests, most of which are performed upon 10to 30-microliter specimens of serum and utilize micromodifications of… 
1955
1955
The numerous methods for determining magnesium in biological fluids that have been reported in the past have varied from chemical… 
1953
1953
The use of flame photometers has greatly simplified and expedited the estimation of sodium and potassium. Calcium is one of the…